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Last updated: 28 October 2026

This site is operated by Magento Patches, a UK Magento support service. This is a short, plain-English summary of how data is handled. If you need a more formal version for procurement, email the team directly.

What Magento Patches collects

When you use the security scan tool, the URL you submit is sent to the Magento Patches server, which then makes public-facing requests to that URL. Results are returned to your browser. If you add your email to request help, your email and scan results are also passed through our transactional email provider for our support team to respond. A scan does not automatically send you a PDF report.

When you request a callback or send an enquiry, the details you submit (name, email and any optional phone or project context) are passed through our transactional email provider to the Magento Patches support team. They are used to respond to you and manage the working relationship if the project goes forward. This website does not currently provide a separate CRM record of your submission.

If you accept analytics cookies, this site uses Google Analytics to measure anonymous traffic and interactions such as page views, referrers, scrolling and outbound clicks. Google signals and advertising personalisation are disabled, and form details, email addresses and store URLs are not sent to Analytics. Your choice is stored in your browser so the site can remember it, and you can change it using Analytics settings in the footer.

What Magento Patches won't do

Magento Patches will not sell your data, share it with marketing platforms, or sign you up to a newsletter you did not ask for. Scan results are not used for cold pitching — if you scan a store and do not book a call, that is the end of it.

Your rights

Under UK GDPR you have the right to access, correct, or delete personal data held about you. Email hello@magentopatches.com and it will be actioned within 30 days.