Brex may use your personal and financial data to send you marketing messages and to analyze how you use their products, including for product improvement purposes.
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Using financial behavior and usage data for marketing and analytics purposes means your transaction patterns and platform activity may influence commercial communications you receive from Brex and potentially its partners.
Interpretive note: The truncated document prevents confirmation of exact opt-out mechanisms and the specific marketing analytics described; this provision reflects standard Brex policy content inferred from available document structure.
Your Brex account activity, spending patterns, and financial data may be used to target you with marketing communications, and you should review opt-out options if you prefer to limit such use.
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"We may use your personal information to: send you marketing communications about products and services that may be of interest to you; conduct research and analytics to improve our services; and personalize your experience on our platform.— Excerpt from Brex's Brex Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Use of financial data for marketing engages the CAN-SPAM Act and Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) for email and text marketing respectively, as well as GLBA requirements that limit marketing use of nonpublic personal financial information shared with non-affiliated third parties. The FTC has enforcement authority over deceptive or unfair marketing practices. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low to Medium. Use of personal data for first-party marketing analytics and product improvement is common industry practice. However, where financial data informs marketing to individual consumers or employees, businesses should confirm that consent mechanisms and opt-out paths are clearly disclosed and functional. JURISDICTION FLAGS: California CPRA grants opt-out rights for use of personal information in profiling and targeted advertising contexts. EU/EEA users would require a valid legal basis such as consent or legitimate interest for direct marketing use of personal data under GDPR. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Business customers whose employees receive Brex marketing should confirm whether employee data shared with Brex is contractually restricted to service delivery purposes or whether marketing use is permitted under the current terms. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should verify that marketing opt-out mechanisms are accessible, that unsubscribe requests are honored promptly in compliance with CAN-SPAM, and that the analytics use described does not constitute sale or sharing of personal information requiring a CPRA opt-out notice.
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Using financial behavior and usage data for marketing and analytics purposes means your transaction patterns and platform activity may influence commercial communications you receive from Brex and potentially its partners.
Your Brex account activity, spending patterns, and financial data may be used to target you with marketing communications, and you should review opt-out options if you prefer to limit such use.
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