Privacy policy
GDPR is a new EU ordinance that comes into force on 25 May 2018. It is to be instituted alongside a new Swedish law, the Swedish Data Protection Act. It replaces the current Swedish Personal Data Act (PUL). The major changes to current legislation are a tightening of the requirements concerning how companies and authorities process your personal data whilst, at the same time, your ability to influence that processing increases.
It is important for us that you feel secure about how we handle your personal data. That’s why we are open about how we collect, process, and share the data we hold about you.
What information is processed?
We need your personal data in order to fulfill our agreements and undertakings with you. This may include your name, personal ID number, address, e-mail address, etc. These are stored with us in various computer systems in order to enable us to provide you with products and services that you buy from us. This may include your name, personal ID number, address, e-mail address, etc. These are stored with us in various computer systems in order to enable us to provide you with products and services that you buy from us. The processing is based on the agreement or customer relationship in place at a particular time, e.g when you place an order with us.
As a customer, marketing material is sent to you either on the basis of you giving your explicit consent or as a result of us making a considered assessment to do so. All processing done on the basis of you granting your consent may be halted at any time and for any reason by contacting the company and withdrawing that consent.
Where does the information come from?
The data usually come directly from you and are collected when you become a customer with us.
What are your rights?
The new Act grants you, as a customer, a number of rights. One of these is the right to request an extract from the data record we hold containing your personal information, e.g. your name and contact details. Should you wish to complain about our processing of your personal data, you are entitled to submit a complaint to the Swedish Data Inspection Authority.
Cookies
A cookie is a small text file that is saved on the computers of users visiting a website. It can be either a “session cookie”, or a cookie that is saved for a longer period of time, also known as “persistent cookies”. Session cookies disappear when the web browser is closed, whilst persistent cookies are saved. They are saved to ensure that visitors to paroy.se have the intended user experience. Options such as display language and other preferences are saved, making the experience easier for users the next time they visit the site.
We use cookies to make the website easier to use and to be able to adapt its functionality to the needs of the user. The data collected through cookies contain no personally identifiable information. Instead, the information contained therein is used to establish patterns in the way in which visitors use our online services. In respect of user behavior on andonrobotics.se, not even IP addresses are saved in our databases. Because of this, information collected when you visit our website can never be linked to your identity.
Traffic & Statistics
Andonrobotics.se also uses cookies to calculate and report visitor numbers and traffic. We also use “third-party cookies” from Google Analytics to gather statistics concerning how visitors use the website. The information that is collected and stored in your browser is anonymous and allows us to see how many visitors we receive, where they come from, and what pages they are viewing. Information about the pages or links visitors use to reach us is stored for up to six months. You can read more about Google Analytics’ security policy at: www.support.google.com.
Using your web browser you can both delete cookies and prevent us from storing cookies on your computer. However, if you do this many of the functions on andonrobotics.se will not work correctly.
Intellectual Property
All material on the website, including texts, images, brands, designs, and graphic profiles are the property of the company or our partners. All use beyond what is required for the navigation of the website, or copying by you as a user, requires the written consent of the company. All use that is in conflict with these terms and conductions may result in legal action being taken against you.
Liability
The company assumes no liability for, nor guarantees the quality, functionality, or accessibility of the website or its content. In instances where we refer to a third party, we accept no liability for the material or content published on the website of that third party.
Applicable Law
In the event of any disputes arising as a result of these terms and conditions, such disputes shall be subject to Swedish law, except for its choice of law rules, with Örebro District Court acting as the court of the first instance.
Any questions?
If you have any questions concerning our processing of personal data, please call us on +46 (0)19 207 200, or e-mail us at info@andonrobotics.com.