How Scravio Obtains Data

Last updated: June 6, 2026

This page explains, in plain English, how Zorix, LLC, doing business as Scravio ("Scravio," "we," "us," or "our"), obtains and processes business contact information through the Scravio Service.

This page should be read together with the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Data Processing Addendum, and Compliance Statement.

1. What Scravio does

Scravio provides software tools that help business customers discover, validate, de-duplicate, organize, and export publicly available business contact information and related business metadata.

Customers use Scravio by entering keywords, domains, URLs, public sources, search criteria, lists, filters, or other instructions. Scravio processes those instructions and may return Outputs such as business email addresses, company names, job titles, public profile URLs, validation status, and related metadata.

2. Customer-directed processing

Scravio generally processes business contact data based on customer instructions.

Customers decide:

  1. what keywords, domains, URLs, files, or sources to submit;
  2. what tasks to run;
  3. what Outputs to export;
  4. how to use Outputs after export; and
  5. whether they have a lawful basis to contact or process individuals.

For personal data processed in Customer Content under customer instructions, the customer is the controller or business, and Scravio acts as processor, service provider, or contractor as described in the Data Processing Addendum.

3. Public sources only

Scravio is designed to work with public, non-gated, non-password-protected business information.

The Service is not intended to access:

  1. private accounts;
  2. login-only areas;
  3. paywalled content;
  4. restricted APIs;
  5. internal systems;
  6. confidential databases;
  7. sources protected by access controls; or
  8. data that the customer is not lawfully permitted to access or process.

Customers must not use Scravio to bypass technical restrictions, CAPTCHA, paywalls, rate limits, IP blocks, robots.txt, access controls, platform restrictions, or security measures.

4. Types of data Scravio may process

Depending on customer instructions and public-source availability, Scravio may process:

  • business email addresses;
  • names displayed in a business or professional context;
  • company names;
  • job titles;
  • public business profile URLs;
  • public website URLs;
  • domain names;
  • public business metadata;
  • validation or enrichment metadata;
  • task logs, timestamps, and processing status; and
  • export records.

5. Data Scravio does not intend to collect

Scravio is not designed to collect or process:

  1. children's data;
  2. sensitive personal data;
  3. special category data under GDPR;
  4. health data;
  5. biometric data;
  6. financial account data;
  7. government identifiers;
  8. precise geolocation;
  9. protected-class data;
  10. private messages;
  11. passwords or login credentials;
  12. private account content; or
  13. data used for regulated eligibility decisions.

Customers must not submit instructions or sources intended to collect these categories.

6. Validation, de-duplication, and enrichment

Scravio may validate, de-duplicate, normalize, enrich, or score business contact data to help customers assess data quality.

Validation and enrichment results are not guarantees. Business contact data can be inaccurate, outdated, duplicated, unavailable, blocked, or unsuitable for a customer's intended use.

Customers are responsible for reviewing and validating Outputs before using them.

7. Customer responsibilities after export

Customers are responsible for all downstream use of Outputs, including sales outreach, email campaigns, CRM uploads, enrichment, advertising, analytics, and other processing.

Customers must:

  1. have a lawful basis or consent where required;
  2. provide required privacy notices;
  3. comply with marketing and anti-spam laws;
  4. identify themselves accurately in communications;
  5. provide required unsubscribe or opt-out mechanisms;
  6. maintain suppression lists;
  7. honor objections, deletion requests, and do-not-contact requests;
  8. comply with third-party platform terms; and
  9. avoid using Outputs for prohibited purposes.

8. No consumer reporting or eligibility use

Scravio is not a consumer reporting agency. Outputs are not consumer reports.

Customers must not use Scravio or Outputs to determine eligibility, make adverse decisions, or assist decisions regarding credit, employment, housing, tenancy, insurance, lending, education, benefits, healthcare, or similar regulated purposes.

9. Removal and opt-out requests

If you believe Scravio has processed personal data about you, you may contact [email protected].

If the data was processed on behalf of a customer, we may direct you to the relevant customer or ask the customer to respond as controller.

If Scravio acts as controller for the relevant data, we will handle the request according to the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

10. Enforcement

We may block, throttle, reject, pause, or terminate tasks, sources, domains, accounts, or workspaces if we believe use may violate law, platform terms, technical restrictions, third-party rights, or our policies.

11. Contact

Questions about how Scravio obtains data may be sent to:

Email: [email protected]
Company: Zorix, LLC, doing business as Scravio
Address: 1111B S Governors Ave STE 40623, Dover, DE 19904, United States
Phone: +13024402968