Privacy Notice
1. General information
The purpose of this Privacy Notice is to describe how Undiluted Spirit Limited
trading as Axopar London Group and Brabus Marine London Group process your
personal data; what personal data we collect, how the data is used and to whom
the data is disclosed. In addition, we tell you how you can control the
processing of your personal data.
Axopar and Brabus Marine’s business is focused on providing well-made,
competitively priced and recognisable boats. Undiluted Spirit Limited is a
Reseller/Distributor of Axopar and Brabus Marine products. This Privacy Notice
applies to our customers (mainly the dealers and their customers) and potential
customers including newsletter subscribers and web site users, and were
applicable, our vendors and partners (later “you”).
Personal data refers to information, which allows a person to be directly or indirectly identified as an individual person. Personal data includes the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the user. Our website contains links to websites and services run by other organizations which we do not control. Please, note that this Privacy Notice does not apply to those other websites‚ so we encourage you to read their privacy notices. We are not responsible for the privacy notices and practices of other websites and services (even if you access them using links that we provide).
2. Controller information
Company: Undiluted Spirit Limited
Address: 36 Davies Street, London, W1K 4NF
3.Processing of your personal data
We collect and process only personal data which is relevant and necessary for the purposes outlined this Privacy Notice.
You provide us personal data when entering into a business relation with us, ordering our products or services, participating in our promotional events, games or opinion/marketing research, visiting us, contacting us or communicating with us, or using our products and services (e.g. IT tools and web pages).
We also receive personal data from 3rd parties supporting the delivery of our products and the improvement of our services (e.g. web site analytics and personalised web content), and finding potential customers interested in our products.
Purpose of the processing | Personal data | Retention times |
Sales and after sales: orders/purchases, delivery, invoicing, (debt collection) warranties, reclamations and related communications | (Dealer/Buyer) identity and contact information (name, email, company address, phone number) Information about the boat including the buyers wishes and preferences | Accounting related data is stored 10 years after the termination of the financial year / accounting period (legal obligation) Other personal data related to sales (and after sales) are stored two years as a maximum after the financial period when the contract relationship terminated and/or warranties and/or reclamations expired |
Vendor / supplier and partner management | Identity and contact information (name, email, company address, phone number) |
As long as the contractual
relationship is valid and two years as a maximum after the termination Accounting related data is stored 10 years after the termination of the financial year / accounting period (legal obligation) |
Customer services | Identity and personal contact information, feedback/inquiry content and related communications | 2 years as a maximum after the case has been resolved or closed unless the case is related to sales (see sales retention time) |
Marketing; Distribution of the email newsletter to the subscribers |
Name and email address Date and time for subscribing IP address | Until the subscriber cancels the subscription |
Marketing; direct marketing by phone and mail, promotional events, competitions, surveys and research | Name, phone number and address, wishes and preferences | 12 months as a maximum after the end of the related marketing activity |
service usage and web page behaviour for market analysis, research, personalised services and targeted marketing Improvement of the web site functionality | See Cookie policy | |
Ensuring the security of our IT environments and protection of data | Access management and log data | Documented in the IT procedures |
Fraud prevention | “know your customer” data Finnish Act on Detecting and Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (503/2008) |
As long as required by the Act https://www.finlex.fi/ |
The legal basis for processing personal data
related to sales activities and vendor / supplier and partner management is the
performance of a contract or its preparation. When we process the personal data
of our dealer’s customers (the buyers), the legal basis may include our
legitimate interests to e.g. ensure proper handling of the possible warranties
and reclamations.
The legal basis for processing personal data for customer services, marketing,
improvement of our services and the security of our IT environment is primarily
our legitimate interest to
• serve our customers, potential customers, vendors, partners and other
stakeholders properly
• provide meaningful information and web services,
• improve the usability of our services and web site,
• improve the user experience of our services,
• protect our IT environment and
• improve, grow and promote our business
Certain processing is based on your consent, such as newsletter subscription
(electronic direct marketing). We will ask for your consent to process your
personal data whenever necessary. You can withdraw your consent at any time by
unsubscribing the newsletter following the instructions in the newsletter or
using the unsubscribe function on our web site.
We may also process personal data due to legal obligations e.g. to operate
appropriate security measures for the protection of data and to perform fraud
prevention.
The Personal data we collect are retained for the period necessary to fulfil
the purposes outlined in this Privacy Notice unless a longer retention period
is required by law, or we need it to protect our legal rights. Thereafter, the
Personal data will be deleted within a reasonable timeframe or rendered
anonymous.
4.Recipients of Personal data
We utilise service providers and 3rd parties to deliver our business and have delegated some of the business related operations to service providers.
We use IT service providers to e.g. deliver the web site, office and communications software and equipment. We also use marketing and accounting service providers and analytics services.
A list of the recipients that handle personal data can be provided upon request.
Transfer outside EU/EEA
When Personal data are transferred outside EU/EEA, the transfer is secured by legal measures, appropriate safeguards. The following recipients may process data outside EU/EEA:
Recipient | Transfer safeguard |
Google Analytics | EU-US Privacy Shield |
Hubspot | EU-US Privacy Shield |
Microsoft | EU-US Privacy Shield |
Other transfers
In addition, we may share your information in connection with any merger, sale
of our assets, or a financing or acquisition of all or a portion of our
business and in connection with other similar arrangements.
Personal data are also disclosed to third parties if required under any applicable law or regulation or order by competent authorities, and to investigate possible infringing use of the products and services as well as to guarantee the safety of the products and services.
5. Protection of Personal
data
We commit to follow to the security provisions of applicable data protection
regulations, as well as to process Personal data in compliance with good
processing practices.
Personal data are protected with appropriate technical and organizational
measures. We store the information in secured IT-environments that are
protected with adequate security technics. Our personnel and processors that
process personal data are obliged to keep the personal data strictly
confidential. Access to personal data is only granted to those employees that
need the information to perform their work tasks. Employees and processors have
personal IDs and passwords.
We inform the authorities and users of data breaches according to applicable
information security and data protection regulation(s).
6. Your rights and the Supervisory authority
You have the rights set out in the applicable data protection legislation.
– You have the right to have confirmed if we process your personal data.
– You have the right to have confirmed if we process your personal data.
– You have the right to verify and access your personal data and to request us to provide you the data in writing or electronically
– You have the right to have corrected any incorrect or incomplete personal data. You have also the right to request us to remove data
– You have the right to transmit to another controller the personal data you have provided (based on your consent or contract relationship)
– You have the right to request us to restrict processing of your personal data in accordance with the conditions set out in the data protection legislation
– You have the right to object to processing of your personal data for certain purposes e.g. you have the right to deny any processing or transferring of data for direct marketing
– If the processing of your personal data is based on consent, you have the right to withdraw consent at any time (the withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal)
You can use your rights by submitting a request to the contact information in the beginning of this Privacy Notice. After receiving all the required information of your request (incl. confirmation of identity), we will start the processing of your request. We will contact you at latest within a period of one month.
We may reject requests that are unreasonably repetitive, excessive or clearly abusive (manifestly unfounded).
In case you consider our processing activities of your Personal data to be inconsistent with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679, you have the right to lodge a complaint to the competent data protection supervisory authority.
7. Changes to this Privacy Notice
We may change this Privacy Notice from time to time, whenever necessary. All changes hereto will be made available on our website where we publish this Privacy Notice.
This Privacy Notice has been published on 4 April 2019