Privacy Policy
Introduction
Jurisprudencia VIP ("JVIP"), Institutional Execution Infrastructure™ ("IEI"), Personal Cognitive Infrastructure™ ("PCI"), and related services operated through Jurisprudencia VIP are committed to protecting the privacy, confidentiality, and security of our users, professional partners, institutions, and organizations.
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, protect, and process information when you access or use our platforms, applications, advisory services, assessment programs, and related technologies.
Our services include legal intelligence systems, professional legal assistance platforms, institutional execution assessments, infrastructure intelligence services, and cognitive information management systems.
By using our services, you agree to the practices described in this Privacy Policy.
Services Covered
This Privacy Policy applies to the following integrated operational platforms:
Jurisprudencia VIP (JVIP)
A legal technology platform designed to improve access to legal information, professional workflows, procedural understanding, and legal execution support. JVIP services may include:
- Guatemala Abogado Pro
- Legal professional subscriptions
- Citizen legal assistance tools
- Legal research and workflow tools
- Document generation systems
- Institutional legal intelligence solutions
Institutional Execution Infrastructure™ (IEI)
An institutional advisory and intelligence framework designed to analyze execution risks within complex infrastructure, public-private partnership, concession, and institutional environments. IEI may collect information related to:
- Infrastructure projects
- Organizations & regulatory environments
- Institutional dependencies
- Project execution challenges
- Executive assessment requests
Personal Cognitive Infrastructure™ (PCI)
PCI refers to systems designed to help individuals and organizations structure, preserve, organize, and utilize knowledge, workflows, information assets, and cognitive processes. PCI may involve:
- User-provided information & knowledge structures
- Personal workflows & professional information
- Organizational intelligence assets
Information We Collect
We may collect the following categories of information:
Account Information:
- Name, email address, and username
- Organization information and professional role
- Subscription and tier data
Professional Information:
- Legal profession credentials and details
- Institutional roles and project responsibilities
- Professional preferences and operational parameters
User-Provided Content:
- Legal questions, documents, and case information
- Research requests and institutional assessments
- Project descriptions, business information, and knowledge inputs
Note: Users should only provide information they are authorized to submit.
Legal Information and Confidential Data
JVIP users may provide information related to legal matters. We recognize that legal information may contain sensitive personal, professional, or confidential information. We use reasonable technical and organizational measures designed to protect user information.
However:
- Users remain responsible for ensuring they have authorization to submit information.
- Users should avoid submitting unnecessary confidential information.
- Our systems are designed to assist with legal information processing and workflows but do not create an attorney-client relationship unless separately established with a licensed attorney.
Institutional Execution Infrastructure™ Data
IEI assessments may involve confidential institutional information, including infrastructure project parameters, regulatory dependencies, operational challenges, institutional relationships, commercial considerations, and risk assessments.
Information submitted through IEI assessment requests is treated as confidential business information and is used solely for:
- Evaluating potential engagements
- Preparing requested assessments
- Communicating with authorized representatives
- Improving service delivery
We do not sell institutional assessment information.
Personal Cognitive Infrastructure™ Data
PCI services may process information provided by users to create structured knowledge systems, workflows, or intelligence environments. Depending on the service configuration, PCI information may include personal knowledge inputs, professional processes, user-created frameworks, organizational information, and workflow preferences.
PCI information is used only to provide requested services and improve system functionality. We do not use private user information to create public datasets or sell personal information.
Artificial Intelligence Processing
Our services may use artificial intelligence technologies to assist with information organization, document analysis, knowledge retrieval, workflow support, pattern identification, and structured reasoning processes.
AI-generated outputs should be reviewed by qualified professionals when used for legal, financial, regulatory, investment, or operational decisions. AI systems are designed to assist human decision-making and do not replace professional judgment.
Payment Information
For paid services, we may collect subscription details, transaction information, and billing records.
Payment card information is processed through authorized payment providers. We do not store complete payment card numbers on our own systems unless specifically required and secured according to applicable payment security standards.
How We Use Information
Information collected across our platforms may be used to:
- Provide requested services and manage user accounts
- Process subscriptions and deliver custom assessments
- Improve platform performance and maintain infrastructure security
- Communicate with users regarding platform updates
- Develop new services and prevent platform misuse
Information Sharing
We do not sell personal information. We may share information only when strictly necessary:
- With service providers supporting our core technical operations
- With authorized partners involved in delivering requested services
- To comply with legal obligations and valid regulatory requests
- To protect organizational rights, safety, and operational security
Security Measures
We implement reasonable technical and organizational safeguards designed to protect information, including strict access controls, authentication protections, robust data security practices, restricted access procedures, and continuous monitoring processes.
Please note that no internet-based system can guarantee absolute security.
Data Retention
We retain information only for as long as necessary to provide services, maintain institutional records, meet legal obligations, resolve disputes, and improve system reliability.
Users may request deletion of certain information subject to applicable legal requirements.
Cookies and Analytics
Our websites may use cookies and similar tracking technologies to maintain essential functionality, understand aggregate usage patterns, improve user experience, and monitor platform security. Users may control cookie preferences through their individual browser settings.
Your Rights
Depending on applicable regional laws, users may request access to personal information, correction of inaccurate information, deletion of information, restriction of data processing, or detailed information regarding our data practices. Requests may be submitted through our dedicated contact channels.
International Users
Our services may be accessed by users outside Guatemala. Information may be processed in jurisdictions where our service providers operate. We take reasonable measures to protect information regardless of processing location.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy periodically. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date located at the top of the policy.
Contact Information
For privacy-related questions, data requests, or compliance inquiries:

