Data Handling
Last updated July 2026
This page summarizes how Mirae handles connected Merchant Center data, recovery activity, and support records. It is intended to make the operating boundary easy to understand before and after connection.
Google OAuth and Merchant Center data
Mirae connects through Google OAuth after you authorize access. It uses the connected Merchant Center data to display catalog status, issue groups, scan context, recovery guidance, receipts, and monitoring context. Mirae does not ask for your Google password.
Recovery activity
Mirae may store structured recovery activity such as issue category, selected product, guidance provided, completion receipt, pending verification state, scan identifier, and short summaries needed to resume the work. This is not intended to be a general-purpose chat history.
Visible recovery history may be archived from the app when a workspace is reset or when older work no longer needs to be shown. Receipts, consent records, billing records, security logs, and audit records are handled separately when needed to prove what was requested, reviewed, or completed.
Support records
Messages sent through contact or support may be stored so we can respond, identify unresolved requests, route billing or security questions, and escalate issues that require human review. Requests involving deletion, disputes, chargebacks, legal concerns, security, billing exceptions, or account ownership may be kept as audit records so Avaura can verify what was requested, reviewed, and completed.
Consent records
Consent records may include the consent version, timestamp, user account, IP address, user agent, and consent type. These records help prove that required boundaries were shown before Merchant Center access was authorized.
No selling or advertising use
Mirae does not sell Merchant Center data, use it for advertising profiles, or use it to train advertising models. Data is used to provide, secure, support, and improve the service requested by the account holder.
Revocation and deletion
You can revoke Google access through Google or your Mirae account. Revocation stops future reads. You may also request account deletion, subject to retention needed for legal, billing, security, audit, or dispute purposes.