Privacy, in plain English.
Jackson, Morin & Co. runs jmco.app, its product pages and the products themselves, including Document Portal. This page says what each one collects, why, and who else handles it. Questions, or a request to see or delete what we hold about you: info [at] jacksonmorinco.com.
Last updated 10 November 2026.
This website (jmco.app and its pages)
Visits are counted without cookies and without IP addresses. Your browser keeps a random ID for the site and one for each visit. The pages report what was viewed, how far you scrolled, the links and buttons you pressed (including the contact buttons) and the planes you tapped. Cloudflare, which serves the site, adds what it knows of the network you're on: the organization or internet provider, the city, region and country. Your browser type goes with it. Your IP address is dropped before anything is stored.
If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, you aren't counted at all.
We use this to see which work people look at and when someone wants to talk. We don't sell it, share it or use it for advertising.
Booking a call or emailing
Booking a call asks for your name, email, organization and a short note. It's kept so we can hold the call and send the invitation and any change to it. Cloudflare Turnstile checks that a person, not a script, made the booking. Emails you send us are kept like any business email.
Things on these pages that talk to other services
- Fonts load from Google Fonts, so Google sees that your browser asked for them.
- The city's weather on the home page comes from the National Weather Service (api.weather.gov), straight from your browser. The planes come from public flight-tracking feeds, through our own server.
- Tapping a plane asks adsbdb.com about that aircraft, straight from your browser, and may show a photo from airport-data.com. Its route comes from AirLabs, through our own server.
- Demos (the plant dashboard, the marina) run on made-up data. Anything you type into them is wiped when they reset each night.
Document Portal
What your organization puts in it is yours. We use it only to run the service for you. We never sell it, never read it except to fix a problem you've asked us about, and never use it to train anything. You can export all of it, metadata and original files, at any time.
- Accounts: each person's name, email and role, and their organization's name and settings.
- The audit log: when someone searches or downloads, the portal records who, what, when, their IP address and browser. That's the record your administrators and auditors rely on, and it's visible to your organization's admins.
- Who else handles it: Fly.io runs the servers and database. Files are kept in private S3-compatible cloud storage. Brevo sends the portal's emails (invitations, password resets). Sentry receives error reports so we can fix problems, with no names, emails or IP addresses in them.
- Search engines are told not to index any page of the portal.
- If you leave, a lapsed account is suspended, not deleted, so you can come back or export. Ask us and we'll delete your organization's data.
Plant and operations software
When we set up software for your plant or business, what it holds and where it runs is agreed with you first. The local version runs on your own computer, makes no network calls and sends nothing to us.
Changes
If this changes, the date at the top changes with it.