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L-300, access to information

Manual under the Promotion of Access to Information Act.

Teleion Technologies (Pty) Ltd
Compiled 11 November 2026
Revised 11 November 2026

This manual explains which records Teleion Technologies keeps, which of them you can have without asking, and how to ask for the rest. It also explains how we process personal information. We prepared it under section 51 of the Promotion of Access to Information Act 2 of 2000.

1. Words used in this manual

  • "PAIA" is the Promotion of Access to Information Act 2 of 2000.
  • "POPIA" is the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013.
  • "The Regulator" is the Information Regulator (South Africa).
  • "We", "us" and "our" mean Teleion Technologies (Pty) Ltd, which makes and sells Syntekta.

2. How to reach us

3. The Regulator's guide to PAIA

The Regulator has published a guide on how to use PAIA and POPIA, as section 10 of PAIA requires. It explains what the two Acts are for, how to ask a public or a private body for a record, the help the Regulator gives, and what you can do if a request is refused, including how to complain to the Regulator or apply to a court.

The guide is available in every official language and in braille. You can get it from the Regulator's website, inforegulator.org.za, or from the Regulator's office, or ask our Information Officer for a copy.

4. Records you can have without asking

These records are on our websites, free, for anyone to read or save. You do not need to make a request under PAIA for them.

5. Records we keep because a law requires them

6. The subjects we keep records on

A practice decides what it keeps in its Syntekta about its own clients, staff and others. To ask for one of those records, ask the practice, because the record is the practice's.

7. How we process personal information

Why we process it

To sell and provide our products and services; to open and run our customers' accounts; to invoice and take payment; to support our customers; to keep our systems secure; to keep the records the law requires; to answer enquiries; to send news to people who asked for it; to employ and pay people; and, as a practice's operator, to store and process the information the practice keeps in its Syntekta, as Schedule A of the subscription terms sets out.

Whose information, and what

Who receives it

We do not sell personal information.

Information that leaves South Africa

Syntekta's database and files are stored in Ireland, in the European Union, and some of our providers process information in the United States, each under an agreement that gives it the protection POPIA requires. Syntekta's privacy notice, section 4, and Schedule A of the subscription terms, clauses A8 and A10, name every provider and country. Our company's own email and documents are kept with Google, whose servers may be outside South Africa.

How we keep it safe

  • Every connection to our products is encrypted.
  • Information is stored encrypted, and each practice's information is kept apart from every other practice's inside the database itself.
  • Our staff sign in with a second factor, and every time one of us opens a practice's information is recorded.
  • Card details are typed on Paystack's page and never reach us.
  • Only the people who need information for their work can reach it, and every provider is bound by an agreement to protect it.

8. How to ask for a record

  • Use Form 2, "Request for access to record", from the Regulations relating to the Promotion of Access to Information, 2021. The Regulator's website has it, and our Information Officer will send it to you.
  • Send it to our Information Officer at info@teleiontechnologies.com, or to 50 Eros Road, Olympus AH, Pretoria, 0081.
  • Give enough detail for us to find the record and to know who you are; say how you want to receive it; give a postal address or fax number in South Africa; say which right you want to exercise or protect, and why you need the record for it; say if you want to hear our decision in another way as well; and if you ask for someone else, send proof that you may.

Fees

The fees are those the Regulations prescribe for a private body. We tell you the fee before we charge it, and we start work on a request once the request fee is paid.

If you only want to know whether we hold personal information about you, that is free.

Our answer

We decide within 30 days of receiving your request with everything the form asks for, and tell you. We may extend that once, by up to 30 days, if the request is for many records or needs a long search, and we tell you why.

We may refuse access only on the grounds in Chapter 4 of Part 3 of PAIA, for example to protect another person's personal information, a third party's commercial or confidential information, someone's safety, legal privilege, or our own commercial information.

If we refuse, or you disagree with a fee or an extension, you may complain to the Regulator within 180 days of our decision, or apply to a court.

9. Where this manual is available

  • On syntekta.app/paia.
  • At 50 Eros Road, Olympus AH, Pretoria, for anyone to read during business hours.
  • From our Information Officer, to anyone who asks, at R2.00 per A4 page for a paper copy.
  • To the Regulator, on request.

10. Keeping this manual up to date

We review this manual at least once a year, and whenever what we keep or how we process it changes. The date at the top says when it last changed.

Issued by Gerold Joubert, director and Information Officer, Teleion Technologies (Pty) Ltd