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Notice and takedown

How to report that content served by GrantCortex infringes your rights.

Last updated: 2026-07-11 · v2

GrantCortex serves its own content (aggregated grant data structured from public sources) and does not host user-generated content from third parties. The procedure below is therefore a voluntary rights-holder channel — not a DSA (2022/2065) obligation — giving source rights-holders and data subjects a fast, good-faith route to raise an objection.

1. Where to write

Rights-holder / takedown notices: info@grantcortex.eu — please use the subject line "Takedown".

2. What the notice should contain

To process your notice quickly, please provide:

  • the notice-giver’s name and contact details (so we can reach you);
  • the legal basis of the objection (e.g. copyright, database right, data protection, inaccuracy);
  • precise identification of the contested material — where it appears in GrantCortex (record id, source URL, screenshot);
  • the action requested (removal, correction, restoring attribution);
  • a good-faith statement that the notice is accurate and that you are authorised to act.

3. What happens next

  • We acknowledge receipt of your notice.
  • We review routine claims on a best-effort basis within 7 days and remove or correct the material.
  • Manifestly illegal content is handled without delay.
  • Each record carries its source and a checksum, so a contested item can be located and withdrawn precisely.

4. Counter-notice

If you believe content was removed in error (e.g. the source is openly licensed and attribution was present), write to the address above with your reasons; we will review and — if justified — restore it.

5. Repeat infringement

Repeatedly unfounded or abusive notices, and repeated infringing use of the service, are taken into account and may result in restricted access.

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