On this page you can find ISEA’s privacy statement. This privacy statement applies to all services we offer you (e.g. via our website, webshop, and social media). ISEA is concerned about protecting your personal details. In this privacy statement, the following aspects are described:
ISEA is in its “data controller and processor” roles responsible for processing your personal details in the sense of the General Data Protection law.
You can also find us via the following social media channels:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isea-france-968441132/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iseafrance/
We collect and save:
We base our data processing on the following legal grounds. In relation to the use of the website and our digital services:
| Why are we processing your personal data? | What are the legal grounds for such processing? |
| To provide you with the information which you have requested.. | Legitimate interest We would like to help you. To do that we need your contact details. That’s why we have a legitimate interest in processing this data. |
| To set up and manage your account, by sending you, for example, password reminders or notifications about changes to your account details. | Legitimate interest If you would like to place an order with us, you will need an online account. You then won’t need to enter your details again with a subsequent order. We do need your details to be able to offer you this service. We have a legitimate interest in processing these details to be able to offer you an optimum service in this way. |
| To be able to deliver your order if you have made a purchase via this digital service, to contact you about sales and as part of our client relationship procedures. | Carrying out an agreement Use of your personal details is required in this case so that we can meet our contractual obligations towards you |
| To keep your payments safe and guarantee the security of our website. | Legitimate interest We want to provide our customers with a secure environment for payments. We have a legitimate interest in processing personal details to protect our customers’ payments, prevent fraud and protect our digital services from cyber-attacks. |
| To perform statistical analyses about the use of the website to gain more insight into how our website is being used and to make improvements to it. | Legitimate interest We have a legitimate interest to look at this information to gain insight into how our website is being used, so we can manage and improve it. As no sensitive personal data is being processed and the processing itself is limited, we have concluded that our legitimate interest in being able to carry out improvements and analyses takes precedence over your privacy concerns. |
| To meet legal requirements which we are subject to, such as fiscal or financial taxation demands. | Legal requirements Usage of your personal details in this way is needed for us to be able to meet our legal requirements. |
| To communicate with you about relevant solutions, products and services, which may be of interest to you, in accordance with your marketing preferences. | Legitimate interest/permission We have a legitimate interest in keeping our regular customers up to date with our services. What if you are not yet one of our customers? Then we would only process your details in this way, if you have given us permission to do so. You can choose to withdraw your permission at any time, by sending a request to: fermetures@isea-france.fr |
| Why are we processing your personal details? | What are the legal grounds for such processing? |
| To be able to send your proposals based on your enquiry. | Carrying out an agreement You can request a proposal from us. We’ll need your details to be able to send you this proposal. Processing your details is required in this case to be able to establish an agreement. |
| To communicate about your wishes and specification about one of our products and/or services. | Carrying out an agreement We want to help you if you have any questions about your order or our products. To be able to answer your questions, we need your details. This processing is also needed to establish an (intended) agreement. |
| To be able to send invoices. | Carrying out an agreement Your personal details are used to ensure that invoices are sent correctly. |
| To communicate about implementation aspects of the agreement (such as order details, delivery, quality, assembly, maintenance, complaints, etcetera). | Carrying out an agreement Your personal details are used to be able to communicate with the correct people, so that the agreement can be managed efficiently. |
| To send your communication about relevant solutions, products and services which are related to the contents of this agreement. | Legitimate interest We want to offer you the most optimum, personal service. That’s why we need your details. We have a legitimate interest to process your details in this respect. |
| Why are we processing your personal details? | What are the legal grounds for such processing? |
| To be able to contact you so that we can let you know which specifications or wishes a certain item or service needs to meet as far as we are concerned. | Carrying out an agreement Your personal details are used to be able to contact your so that we can explain our request. Processing your details is required to be able to establish an agreement. |
| To be able to send you a request for proposal. | Carrying out an agreement Your personal details are used to be able to contact you so that we can send you a request for proposal. Processing your details is required to be able to establish an agreement. |
| To be able to place an order with you. | Carrying out an agreement Your personal details are used to be able to place an order with the correct person. |
| To be able to pay your invoices. | Carrying out an agreement Your personal (payment) details are used to be able to carry out invoice payments. |
| To be able to communicate with you about implementation aspects of the agreement (such as order details, delivery, quality, any complaints, etcetera). | Carrying out an agreement Your personal details are used to be able to contact you with any questions or issues within the scope of the agreement. |
We will only transfer your details to a third party, if this is necessary for our service provision or if we are legally obliged to do so. We may transfer your details to the following parties:
Some recipients are outside the countries in the EU/European Economic Area (EEA).
As these countries have, in some cases, a lower level of protection than within the EU/EEA, we make use of standard contract clauses approved by the European Commission to ensure a sufficient level of protection to your personal details when transferring details to countries outside the EU/EEA. You can find these standard contract clauses via the following link: https://commission.europa.eu/law/law-topic/data-protection_en
We have made provisions to protect all personal details which are transferred to a third party or to other countries, in accordance with the applicable data protection laws and as stated above.
We keep personal details as long as is necessary to meet the aim for which they have been collected. This means that we delete your personal details when such details are no longer needed to process a request or order, or to manager your account, your marketing preferences or our relationship. Anonymised statistics may be kept for longer.
| Types of details stored | How long are they kept? |
| Contact information which you provide us with, such as your name, email address, region/country and company name. | We delete these details after 12 months. These details are also deleted after 3 email bounces. |
| Your answers to research which you take part in. | We delete these details 12 months after the end of the research period. Consolidated details can no longer be linked to an individual and are kept for longer. |
| Marketing preferences, such as subscribing to or unsubscribing from receiving information about newsletters via email. | These details are kept by us at all times. We are obliged to respect your preferences.
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| Information about our business relationship, such as details in orders and proposals, demands which you require us to meet and delivery information. | For the duration of the business relationship and up to 18 months after the last contact. Details may be kept for longer if we are legally obliged to do so. |
| Administrative details (your invoice, payment and ordering details). | We are legally obliged to keep these details about you for 7 years. Your details may be kept in an anonymous form for longer than this. |
| Customer account. | Inactive customer accounts are deleted after 7 years. Your details may be kept in an anonymous form for longer than this. |
Your privacy is important to us and we ensure that your details are treated confidentially and with the greatest possible care. That’s why we have taken suitable technical and organisational protection measures against loss, theft or other unlawful processing of these details.
You have the right, in relation to the personal details which we keep about you, to:
We may update this privacy statement from time to time, in reaction to changing legal, regulatory or operational demands. We will inform users about any such changes (including when they will come into effect). The most recent version of our privacy statement is available on our website. We would therefore advise you to check this page regularly.
Continuing to make use of our digital service following such an update coming into effect, will be seen as acceptance of any such changes. If you don’t accept the updates to our privacy statement, you will have to stop using this digital service/we will no longer be able to offer you this digital service.
