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Material changes to the Doctena Trust Center, in reverse chronological order. Subscribe by email to be notified of every entry.

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Owner
Information Security Office
Version
1.0.0

2026-06-05 — Cookie policy: live-chat disclosure

v1.1.0

  • Cookie policy extended to cover the HubSpot live chat now offered on selected country/language pages of doctena.com.
  • Added a Functional cookie category and a live-chat cookie register (messagesUtk, hs-messages-* and the HubSpot analytics cookies the chat loads) — all gated behind CookieFirst functional consent.
  • Documented that the chat keeps some state in browser local/session storage (__hmpl, hublytics_events), which are not cookies.
  • Sub-processor register: the HubSpot entry now covers website visitors via the live chat, alongside practitioner CRM data.

2026-05-15 — Trust Center launch

v1.0.0

  • New trust.doctena.com replaces the locale-prefixed compliance pages on doctena.com.
  • Privacy policy updated to v3.0.0 with full retention table, Article 6 + Article 9 legal-bases matrix, sub-processor cross-link.
  • GDPR programme page (v2.0.0) with full role model, per-country supervisory authority routing, and DPO certificate renewal status.
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 page with scope, Statement of Applicability v1.0, Annex A controls and audit cadence.
  • Data Processing Agreement v2.0.0 (effective 1 February 2026) — DPA hub published.
  • Sub-processor register reset against the Asana Suppliers Register (28 patient/customer-facing entries; 4 decommissioned removed).
  • New DPO page — canonical address Dircksenstraße 51, 10178 Berlin (the doctena.com /gdpr/ centre had the stale Meinekestraße 13).
  • New /cookies page with full register and live-banner re-open button.
  • New /security/responsible-disclosure with CVSS-based SLA table, security.txt and safe-harbour language.
  • New /complaints, /data-subject-rights, /legal/imprint, /legal/terms, /dsa, /ai, /accessibility, /status, /transparency.
  • Imprint reconciled — single set of canonical addresses replaces the three Luxembourg and two Switzerland variants in the wild.