Who you are dealing with.
Attestkeep is a product name, not a company name. The party that licenses the software to you, answers a legal notice and stands behind the agreements is named on this page, with the registration details that make it identifiable.
Last updated 5 September 2026
Registered details
Attestkeep is a product of Ecavist Technologies, a business registered in Türkiye. There is no holding company between the product and the business named here: the licence you buy is granted by Ecavist Technologies, and the agreements on this site are entered into with it.
| Trading name | Attestkeep |
|---|---|
| Business name | Ecavist Technologies |
| Registered address | Dörtyol Küme Evleri No: 369, İç Kapı No: 3, Işıklar, Merkez, Çanakkale, Türkiye |
Getting in touch
Four addresses, and they are read by the same small team. Use whichever fits; nothing is lost by picking the wrong one.
| Legal notices, contracts, invoicing | legal@attestkeep.com |
|---|---|
| Support and pre-sales | support@attestkeep.com |
| Security reports | security@attestkeep.com, see the disclosure policy |
Written notice under the terms of service reaches us by e-mail at the legal address above. Post sent to the registered address reaches us too, but it is slower and we will reply by e-mail.
Who sells and who invoices
Payments are taken by Polar Software, Inc., our merchant of record. The seller on your invoice is Polar, which resells the licence to you: the tax due at your billing address is calculated and added at Polar's checkout, the invoice is Polar's, and the payment details are held by Polar, so we never see a card number. The licence is granted by the business named above, and support is ours.
In practice that means two counterparties for one purchase: the invoice and the charge come from Polar, the licence and the support come from us. Billing questions of every kind still come to the addresses above; where the answer is Polar's to give, we take it there.
Which document applies
- Terms of service — the licence: what you may do with the software, what we owe you, liability and termination.
- Distance sales agreement — the purchase itself: price, delivery of the key, cancellation and withdrawal.
- Billing and refunds — the same commercial ground in plain words, for reading rather than signing.
- Privacy notice — what we hold about you and why.
- Cookie notice — what these pages store on your device, which is almost nothing.
- Sub-processors — the three companies that touch any of it, named.
- Data processing terms — the DPA your procurement asks for, already accepted.
Where the plain-language pages and the agreements disagree, the agreements are the ones that bind. That is not a trick; it is why they are written separately.