Fair Processing Notice
Date Published: 8th April 2019
printConnected Ltd understands that your information is important and in the wrong hands it poses a risk to your rights and freedoms. In order to help you protect your information this notice will explain what information we collect, why we collect it, what we do with it, how long we keep it for, who can access it and what your rights are.
We need to collect the following information;
· IP Address
· Email Address
· Job Title
· Name
· Phone Number
· Workplace details
We need to collect this information to:
· Handle your enquiries and requests where you have consented for us to do so
· Comply with your preferences to the use of our website analytics, as we are required to do so by law.
· To setup a service trial for you if requested.
· Where you have consented we us analytics tools to collect information about you and your device so that we can better tailor our offerings to you.
When you contact us with an enquiry or a request for information or a quote, we will need to collect your contact information which is then stored in our customer relationship manager system. Our staff then use the details given to contact you with.
Our analytics provider collects information on your device and your behaviour on our website and stores it in their system for us to use. We then use this to contact you with a tailored proposal or to inform our marketing campaigns.
When we receive a request for a trial of our software, we collect the details, we need and store them in our system, our engineers then use that data to provision the requested trial and contact you with the necessary details.
When you visit our website, you will be asked if you are okay with our use of analytics, whatever answer you give a cookie with your choice will be saved to your device and used by the website to ensure that it complies with your decision.
We will not transfer your data to another country.
We do not use automated decision making.
We keep website tracking data on you for a period of 12 months.
Information held concerning enquires and quote requests is held for 14 months.
Information required for free trials is held for 14 months.
Providing us with incorrect or incomplete information may affect our ability to provide our service trials and handle your enquires.
Our analytics provider Google Analytics will collect information about your device and your behaviour on our website on our behalf. They are contractually bound only to use the data as instructed by us.
Any information entered in to the forms on our website will only be seen by ourselves, and our web service providers, who are contractually bound only to use the data as instructed by us.
We will not sell your data, nor pass it on to any third parties for marketing without your prior explicit consent.
All data you provide is kept secure and any staff or contractors that handle this data have a commitment and the necessary training to keep it private and secure. We have a number of policies and procedures in place to ensure that data is handled correctly, kept secure, and have implemented the necessary technical controls to support these.
You can;
· Request a copy of the data we hold on you. To do this, you can email your request to: ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
· Request that we correct or update the data that we hold on you. To do this, you can email your request to: ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
· Request that we delete the information we hold on you. To do this, you can email your request to: ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
· Request that we keep your data but do not use it. To do this you can email your request to: ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
· Request that we send a copy of your data to another organization. To do this you can email your request to: ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
· Object to how we are using your data. To do this you can email your request to: ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
· Raise a compliant with the Information Commissioner’s Office about us. If you wish to do this go to https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/ and follow their instructions.
· Withdraw consent to process your data at any time. If you wish to do this click the unsubscribe link in any email we have sent you, or contact us using the details in contact information section.
· Take us or the Information Commissioner’s Office to court. If you wish to do this then if you wish to do this then please contact us using the details in contact information section.
Additionally, we must inform you of the following:
· If we suffer a data breach and your data is affected in a way that it poses a risk to your rights and freedoms.
· If we carry out your request to correct/update, erase or not use your data.
Contact Details for the controller of your data:
Mike Grace, mike.grace@dotconnected.com
Contact Details for the Data Protection Officer:
Ange Lamper, ange.lamper@dotconnected.com
Last Updated: 10th April 2019
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