Privacy Policy

This Policy is of informative nature and is a fulfilment of information obligations imposed on the Controller by the GDPR, i.e. by Regulation 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC. This Privacy Policy concerns the visitors of the following websites:

• https://printlogic.eu(hereinafter individually or jointly referred to as the “Website”) and our Users.

This Privacy Policy does not apply to information about you collected by third-party websites that can place links and adds or otherwise be available on the Website. Information gathered by websites owned by third parties is the subject of their own privacy policy.

Data controller

1. The Controller of the Users’ personal data is the Seller, that is D2V Printing, registered in The Netherlands, at Verlengde Lageweg 1, 1628 PM Hoorn Nh, entered in the Register of Entrepreneurs kept by the Kamer van Koophandel, under the KVK number ?????????, with a tax identification number (???) ?????????.
2. You can contact the Controller, especially via e-mail: support@printlogic.eu
3. You can also write to us at the following address: Print Logic, Verlengde Lageweg 1, 1628 PM Hoorn Nh, The Netherlands.

Purpose and scope of data processing

1. The purpose and scope of data processing are defined by the scope of permissions and data supplemented and sent via the proper form.
2. Normally, we process personal data in the following scope:
   1. If you give us your personal data by filling out the registration form in order to create an Account or to contact us we collect the following personal data: e-mail address, first name, last name, computer IP address;
   2. If you give your personal data to have your Order executed we collect the following personal data: e-mail address, computer IP address, first name, last name, company name, country, NIP number, address, postcode, city, voivodeship;
   3. If you contact our customer service staff you can also give us your other personal data that we collect;
   4. We also process personal data collected by Google Analytics.
3. The nature of our services makes it impossible to perform them anonymously.
4. Your personal data will be processed for the purposes of (a) following legal provisions, (b) executing Orders and Sales Contracts, creating an Account and performing other contracts for the provision of services by electronic means, in particular providing the Newsletter service, including dealing with complaints received and optimisation of the Seller’s services, (c) marketing and commercial activities of the Seller.
5. Providing your personal data is voluntary but if you chose not to provide information marked as obligatory we will not be able to provide you services by electronic means or execute Sales Contracts and Orders.

Legal basis for the processing

1. The legal basis for the processing of personal data in the case is referred to in section 2.4. letter (a) above is the authorisation to process data necessary for conducting a lawful activity, while in the case referred to in section 2.4. letter (b) and (c) above it is the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party or to undertake actions upon the data subject’s request before entering into a contract, as well as the authorisation to process data when it is necessary for the purposes arising from legitimate interests pursued by us or by a third party, or your consent.
2. A legitimate interest of the Seller is, among other things, answering the Users’ queries.
3. If we learn that you have used our services contrary to the Regulations or applicable legal provisions (prohibited use), we may process your personal data in the scope required to establish your responsibility.

Profiling

1. Profiling of the Website is carried out through the recording of sessions, making analyses via “click map” and analytics based on events (Segment) which will involve creating dynamic and automated: (a) messages and advertising content, (b) post-sale communication forms, (c) methods of contacts segmentation and sending e-mails, (d) reminders about discarded baskets, (d) methods of selecting communication channels, (e) methods of managing the contacts.
2. The effect of profiling will include generating personalised marketing activities and creating analyses and sales forecasts.
3. You may file an objection to the profiling of your person by writing to the e-mail address support@printlogic.eu

Duration of data processing

1. Your personal data will be processed: (a) for the period adequate to demonstrate proper responding to your query or to demonstrate that we have properly performed the service by electronic means (this time corresponds to the period of limitation of claims), or (b) for 5 years of your placing the last Order (whichever date is later).
2. After this time your personal data will be erased unless their processing is necessary under any other legal basis.

Data recipients

1. We can entrust your personal data processing to third parties so that they can perform activities specified in the Regulations and provide services to you. In this case, the recipients of your personal data may be the supplier of hosting for the Website, the firm technically assisting the Website, the supplier of the invoice management system, the supplier of CRM system and other IT systems to streamline Orders execution and provide services by electronic means, the firm providing technical assistance of the Newsletter, the Seller’s accounting office, our legal or financial advisors and the carrier.
2. We use an external supplier of payment services – Rabobank to process payments on account of Sales Contracts and services made through the Website. All internet payments will be carried out according to safety standards of data and billing information (that are used by these suppliers of payment services solely to secure them against fraud) and are coded before being forwarded to the suppliers. Subject to exceptions specified below, payment details are forwarded directly from the browser to the suppliers of payment services. This means that the payment is either made outside our Website or is displayed in a box on the payment site.
3. Personal data that we collect may also be provided to: relevant state authorities at their request based on relevant legal provisions or other persons and entities – in the cases provided for in legal provisions, in particular, we may forward payment details in accordance with the Act on Preventing and Fighting Money Laundering and Financing Terrorism.
4. Each entity to which we entrust the processing of your personal data based on a data processing contract (hereinafter “Data Processing Contract”) guarantees an adequate level of safety and confidentiality of personal data processing. The Processor that will process personal data based on Data Processing Contract may process the User’s personal data through another entity solely on the basis of our prior written consent.
5. According to our Privacy Policy providing personal data to unauthorised entities may take place only upon your prior consent.
6. We forward your data to third countries, that are outside the EEA: to the United States based on the European Commission Implementing Decision of 12 July 2016 introducing the so-called Privacy Shield (under this decision data will be forwarded only to certified entities, which obliges them to adequately secure my personal data), as well as to other countries solely under standard contractual clauses that will oblige relevant entities to adequately secure personal data.
7. You can have copies of personal data forwarded to third countries at any time.

Data subject’s rights

1. Each User has the right to (a) have data collected about them erased, both from the Seller’s system and from databases of entities that we cooperate or have cooperated with, (b) limit data processing, (c) transfer personal data that we collect about you, including the right to receive it in a structured form, (d) demand from us the access to your personal data and to rectify it, (e) object to processing, (f) withdraw consent from the Seller, at any time and without affecting the lawfulness of the processing that has been made based on the consent before it was withdrawn, (g) filing a complaint against us to a supervisory authority.
2. If you want to change the name, e-mail address, password and/or communication preferences after registration, you may get access to your Account in the My Account section on the Website. You may also request to make these changes by contacting us by mail or by post.

Other data

1. The Website may store HTTP queries, which is why in the server log files some information may be recorded, including the IP address of the computer from which the query was received, the User’s station name – identification carried out by HTTP protocol, if possible, date and system time of registration on the Website and reception of the query, the number of bytes sent by the server, URL address of the website previously visited by the User if they entered the Website via a link, information about the User’s browser, information about errors that appeared during the execution of the HTTP transaction. The logs may be collected as material for the proper administration of the Website. Only persons authorised to administer the IT system have access to information. Log files may be analysed to prepare statistics about traffic on the Website and the occurrence of errors. A summary of such information does not identify the User.

Safety

1. We apply technical and organisational means to ensure the safety of the processed personal data which is adequate to threats and categories of data under protection, in particular, they secure technical and organisational data from making it available to unauthorised persons, taking it by an unauthorised person, processing it with violation of the act as well as changing, losing, damaging or destroying it, here the TLS certificates are used among other things. The file of the Users’ personal data is stored on a secured server, and the data collected is also protected by our internal procedures of personal data processing and information security policy.
2. In order to log in to the Account it is necessary to give the login and password. To ensure adequate safety level the password to the Account is only in a coded form. Communication between the User’s device and the servers, in particular, while making payments, is coded using the TLS protocol.
3. We have also implemented proper technical and organisational means, such as pseudonymisation, designed to effectively fulfil the principles of data protection, such as data minimisation and to ensure that the processing is properly secured so that the GDPR requirements are met and subjects’ rights are protected. We apply all necessary technical means specified in Articles 25, 30, 32-34, and 35-39 of the GDPR that ensure safety and improve the protection of the User’s personal data processing.
4. At the same time we point out that using the internet and services provided electronically may be threatened by malicious software (malware) penetrating into the User’s IT system and their device, as well as by unauthorised access of third parties to the User’s data, including personal data. To minimise these threats the User should use adequate technical protection means, e.g. they should use current antivirus programmes or programmes that protect the User’s identification on the internet. To obtain more detailed and professional information about being safe on the internet we recommend that you enquire about the entities specialising in this type of IT service.
5. While visiting or using our Website the offers of buying products or services from third parties may be displayed. These products and services are offered and delivered by independent firms. If you click on one of the offers you will be directed to a third-party site and any information given in response to an offer will be subject to the privacy policy and other policies of a such third party. We cannot guarantee the safety of your personal data when you use third-party websites nor the fact that the operator of such third-party websites will comply with legal provisions as regards your personal data protection.

Cookies

1. As in the case of most internet pages, our Website also uses “cookies” and similar files. Cookies perform many functions, for example, they enable you to smoothly navigate between pages, remember your preferences and generally improve the quality of using the internet. They may also help to ensure that advertisements which appear on the internet are more customised to you and your interests.
2. Cookies are text files containing a small amount of information that is loaded onto a personal computer, mobile telephone or another device when the User visits our internet page. Then, cookies are sent back again to this internet page during each next visit or to any other internet page that uses cookies. Cookies are useful because they allow the Website to recognise the user’s device.
3. Below is a list of all cookies used on our Website, specified according to categories:
   1. Necessary cookies: These files are necessary to enable you to navigate through the Website and use its functionalities, such as access to safe areas of the Website. Without these cookies services you chose, such as purchase baskets cannot be provided.
   2. Performance cookies: These cookies collect information about how the Users use the Website, for example, which pages the User visits most frequently and whether they receive error messages from internet pages. These cookies do not collect information that identifies the User. All information gathered by these cookies is collective, therefore anonymous. They are used only to improve the functioning of the Website.
   3. Functional cookies: These cookies allow the Website to remember the choices that you make (such as the user’s name, language or region where you are located) and ensure improved more personal use. These files may also be used to remember the changes in text size you made and other elements of internet pages that you may customise. They may also be used to ensure the services you chose, such as watching videos or commenting on a blog.
   4. Advertising cookies: These cookies collect information about your browsing habits in order to direct advertisements adjusted to you and your interests if you agree to it by choosing the appropriate settings in your browser. They are also used to limit the number of advertisement views and help to check the effectiveness of the advertising campaign. They are usually placed by advertising networks upon our consent. They remember that you visited the internet page and this information (collectively and anonymously) is shared with other entities, such as advertisers. Quite often advertising cookies will be combined with the functionality of another entity’s page. If you switch these cookies off you can still use the Website.
   5. Third-party cookies: While using our Website your device or browser may receive cookies from third parties, for example when you use the content placed there and links to social networks if you agree to it by choosing appropriate settings in your browser. It is important to know that we have no access nor control of cookies used by the firms or internet pages belonging to third parties. We advise you to go to third-party websites to obtain more information about their cookies and how to manage them. If you switch these cookies off you can still use the Website.
4. The Help option on the menu of most browsers will tell you how to switch on or avoid accepting new cookies by your browser, how to make the browser inform you about new cookies coming up and how to completely switch cookies off. You may also switch off or delete similar files that are used by additions to the browsers, such as Flash cookies by changing of settings of extensions or visiting your operator’s internet page.
5. If you use a computer, click on “Help” at the top of the browser and chose “About us”. If you use a Mackbook, click on the menu Apple at the top of the browser and chose “About us”.
6. For Flash Cookies (or Local Shared Objects) the Adobe website provides all information on how to remove or switch off Flash cookies – see http://www.adobe.com/security/flashplayer/.
7. For third-party Cookies – if you want to reject third-party cookies use the resignation tool offered by the members of Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) – see http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp. Otherwise, we advise you to contact a relevant entity to obtain more information about their cookies and how to manage them.

Final Provisions

1. This Privacy Policy enters becomes effective on 23 May 2022.
2. We can modify this Privacy Policy according to the change of the Regulations unless the change in applicable legal provisions causes another change