murmur (murmur.ad) is a B2B prospecting platform that personalises each message with AI and submits it through the contact form published on the company's website. If one of these messages has reached you, here is what you need to know.
Who wrote to you
The sender is the business named in the message. It signs the message and gives a reply address: if you reply, your answer goes to that business. murmur does not write in its own name: the platform wrote and submitted this message on behalf of its client.
Why your business
The sender chose which businesses to contact by activity, area or size. Yours matches those criteria based on what it publishes, and its website offers a contact form. The message was adapted to what your website presents. murmur applies the prospecting rules of each recipient's country; its reading, country by country, is published.
Where the data comes from
Only from public sources: your website, your business's Google Maps listing if there is one, and official business registers (in France, the SIRENE register). This is information about the business: murmur does not look for data about individuals and never reconstructs a personal email address.
Stop being contacted
On the Stop being contacted page, enter your website's domain and an email address on that domain. You will receive a confirmation email: click its link within 48 hours. Your objection then applies to every murmur client, not just the sender of this message.
Your rights
The GDPR gives you, among others, the rights of access, rectification, erasure and objection. In reply to an access request, you receive the source and date of each item of data held. Write to contact@murmur.ad: murmur replies within the one-month period set by the GDPR. You can also complain to your country's data protection authority (in France, the CNIL; in the United Kingdom, the ICO). Details: privacy policy.
Contact
MURMUR SAS, 8 bis rue Abel, 75012 Paris, France. RCS Paris 108 784 521. contact@murmur.ad. See also the legal notice and About murmur.