Privacy and data protection policy – RODO – Konwerga

Privacy and data protection policy - RODO

In connection with the new regulations on personal data protection, which became effective on May 25, 2018, we would like to fulfill our information obligation to you and inform you about the principles of processing by Konwerga Ltd. Your personal data and your rights in this regard.

At the same time, we would like to assure you that your personal data is safe with us, and your consent to its processing, can be withdrawn at any time. Konwerga sp. z o.o. undertakes to use appropriate technical as well as organizational measures to protect your personal data.

Who is the administrator of your personal data ?

The administrator of the Personal Data is Konwerga sp. z o.o. ul. Janikowska 21, 61-070 Poznań, registered in the National Register of Entrepreneurs under KRS No. 0000240092 kept by the District Court Poznań – Nowe Miasto and Wilda in Poznań VIII Economic Department of the National Court Register, the amount of share capital 100,000.00, paid-up capital 100,000.00.

What data do we process ?

first and last name,
business e-mail address,
workplace,
name, address, contact phone no. and tax ID of the entity you represent.

For what purpose do we collect your data ?

For the purpose of offering you products and services as a realization of our legitimate interest in direct marketing, including products and services provided by entities cooperating with us (partners) and matching them to your needs.

Until when will we store your data ?

Your data for direct marketing purposes will be stored as long as you do not object to its processing for this purpose.

How do we not process your personal data ?

Your data is not subject to automated processing (i.e. profiling) and is not transferred to other entities or third parties.

What rights do you have with respect to your personal data ?

In accordance with the Data Protection Regulation, you have the right to inspect, update, correct, restrict, transfer and delete your data. In addition, you are entitled to file a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.