Zysnor Revit QTO
Privacy policy
Last updated 11 November 2026
This policy describes how Zysnor Revit QTO is planned to handle data. The product is in development, and this policy will be reviewed and confirmed before the first release. Zysnor ("we") makes Zysnor Revit QTO.
What stays on your computer
- Your drawings, Revit models and the Excel and DWG files the plugin creates.
- Title block details, such as client name, project name and location. These are never sent.
- Your layer and legend mappings and project settings.
- An error log, which you choose whether to send to support.
The approved DWG is never modified. Markup is written to a separate copy.
What is sent to Zysnor
In the version offered to customers, the plugin sends short pieces of text to our server to produce results and to protect the software against copying. Examples are legend text ("W1, Gypsum Board"), layer names, material codes and levels ("CH 2700"). Full drawings are never sent. Each request includes a sign-in token so the server can check your licence.
Some processing may use a third-party AI service. If it does, only the short text described above is shared, and the provider will be named here before release.
Account and licence
To use the customer version you sign in with an account. We keep your name, email, licence status and the machine your licence is bound to. When you accept the terms, we record the date, the terms version and your IP address as evidence of acceptance.
Corrections and improvements
When you correct a suggestion, the correction is first kept for your own use. It is reviewed before it improves the plugin for other users, and it never includes drawings or title block details.
How long we keep data
Account and licence records are kept while your licence is active and for up to 24 months after it ends. Short request texts are kept only as long as needed to produce results, review corrections and fix problems.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct or delete your account data. Depending on where you live, you may have further rights under laws such as the EU GDPR, the UK GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act.