GDPR Privacy policy
Name/Title: Terro Ltd Email: ask@terro.co.uk
INFORMATION YOUR ORGANIZATION COLLECTS:
The following table shows the information you selected when filling out the privacy tool.
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CONSENT PRACTICES
Consent is voluntary agreement with what is being done or proposed. Consent can be either express or implied. Express consent is given explicitly, either orally or in writing. Express consent is unequivocal and does not require any inference on the part of the organization seeking consent. Implied consent arises where the consent may reasonably be inferred from the action or inaction of the individual.
EXPRESS CONSENT
You indicated that your organization does not collect any sensitive or potentially sensitive information. In the future, if your organization decides to collect sensitive or potentially sensitive information you should always make sure you get express consent from your customer. In other words, you must ask the customer directly if they consent to you collecting the information and/or disclosing the information to another organization. For example, if you collect financial information for a credit check, have the customer sign an application form that states that you will disclose the information to a credit reporting agency and that the customer consents to this.Express consent should be used whenever possible and in all cases when the personal information is considered sensitive.
IMPLIED CONSENT
You indicated your organization does not collect any information to complete a sale or other transaction, verify a customer’s credit, place a special order for a customer, arrange for a delivery, or process a return. If in the future your organization decides to collect this information, remember that so long as the information collected is necessary to complete one of the actions listed above, you can assume the customer has consented when he or she provides you with the information. (This is called “implied consent”). Remember: You can’t refuse to complete a transaction if the customer refuses to consent to the collection of information that isn’t necessary to complete the transaction. If you decide later to use this information for another purpose, you have to go back and get the customer’s consent.
OPT-OUT CONSENT
You collect the following information for secondary purposes, such as marketing, administering a customer loyalty program, or customer relationship management: In these circumstances, you have to give the customer an opportunity to tell you they don’t want you to use their information for that purpose. This is called an “opt-out”. Opt-outs must be clear, easy to understand and easy for the customer to do. You can have an opt-out box on a paper-based or web application form, for example, that tells customers that if they don’t want to receive promotional material in the mail, just check here. You may want to let the customer know what they’ll be missing – special deals and new product information, for example – but don’t minimize, hide or obscure the opt-out. And don’t make it complicated, like requiring the customer to call a special phone number between certain hours. The point is to let the customer decide.
SECURITY PLAN
EMPLOYEE ACCESS TO CUSTOMER INFORMATION
You indicated that there are no employees in your organization who see or process information unnecessarily. This is a good practice. By limiting the number of people who view or process information you reduce the risk of inappropriate use or disclosure.
STORAGE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION: PAPER FILES
You indicated your organization does not keep any information in paper files. In the future, if you do plan to store personal information in paper files, it is extremely important to take all measure possible in order to safely store your customer’s personal information. You should protect those files by moving them to: A locked cabinet A restricted area An area with an alarm system STORAGE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION: ELECTRONIC FILES The following includes the types of information you may store in electronic files: Name It is extremely important to take all measures possible in order to safely store your customer’s personal information. Try the following methods to protect those files by using: Computer passwords Firewalls Encrypted data files Encrypted personal information that is sent or received over the Internet (by email or through web forms, for eg.) Electronic audit trails that identify who has access information Keeping backup files in a locked cabinet Be especially careful with laptops, USB keys and electronic wireless devices. These types of devices can potentially store a large quantity of your customer’s personal information. All of these devices should be password protected and have the strongest form of protection possible.
COLLECTION OF SENSITIVE INFORMATION
You indicated that your organization does not collect any information that is sensitive or potentially sensitive. In the future if your organization decides to collect sensitive or potentially sensitive information consider using more than one method to ensure that it is kept confidential. Finally, go through your old files and destroy any personal information that you no longer need in order to fulfill the purpose that you collected it for. You can also check Google’s Privacy & Terms site.
THIRD PARTIES LIST
You share personal information with the following third party suppliers or agents: With No Other Parties You’ll have to review the privacy practices of these firms to make sure they meet the same standards that you apply to your business. You should also talk to your lawyer about adding special clauses to any contracts that involve you sharing information with a third party to: require the third party to protect your customer information give you the power to audit the third party to make sure they’re complying with fair information practices make sure the third party only uses the information for the purposes set out in the contract require the third party to pass on to you any requests from customers to see their customer records.
- Your name and contact details (such as your email address, mailing address, phone number and password)
- Social media handles (such as your Twitter or Instagram handle)
- Other information (such as demographic data, fraud detection information and information about you and your activities, experiences and interactions on and off the Site and the App)
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Scope of Application
Information We Collect and How We Use Your Information
- Your name and contact details (such as your email address, mailing address, phone number and password)
- Additional profile information (such as date of birth, gender, location and preferred language)
- Your payment information (such as your credit/debit card number, security/CVV code, and expiration date)
- Your financing information (such as employment and income)
- Your communications and contact history with us (such service call recordings, chat and instant messages, or communications with our social media channels)
- Other information (such as product reviews, forum posts, survey responses, participation in promotions, and other user-generated content)
How we use information you give to us | Why we collect it |
Registration | We need your name and contact details to create your account. This information is necessary for the adequate performance of certain services and offerings on the Site and the App, and to fulfill our contract with you when you place an order. |
Accept payment, fulfill orders, provide refunds | We use your name and contact details to fulfill our contract with you and deliver your orders, and we use your payment information to process payments and comply with applicable law. |
Application for financing solutions offered by financing providers | We collect your financing information on behalf of the financing provider you choose and send the information to that financing provider to facilitate your application to financing products. |
Sending you account information | We need your name and contact details to deliver important account information to you, such as order confirmations and notices, changes to account settings, and notices about the Site, the App, or the terms and policies that apply to them. |
To offer an improved user experience | We use your communications and contact history with us, as well as other information such as additional profile information, to operate, protect, improve and optimize the Site and the App and to personalize and customize your experience. We have a legitimate interest in improving the Site and the App, as well as user experience. |
Analytics, training and quality assurance | We may use information you provide to us to train our staff, improve our services, and perform other internal analytics and performance monitoring. This processing can be pursuant to your consent or pursuant to our legitimate interest in detecting and preventing fraud and improving our services and offerings. |
Communication, marketing and advertising | We may use information you provide to us to deliver and personalize our communications with you, or to administer referral programs, rewards, surveys, sweepstakes, contests or other promotional activities. This processing can be pursuant to your consent or pursuant to our legitimate interest in undertaking marketing activities to offer you products or services that may be of interest. |
- Purchase history and saved items (such as what you bought and what you’ve placed in your cart or saved items)
- Log data and device information (such as details about how you’ve used the Site or the App, IP address, access dates and times, hardware and software information, device information, device event information, unique identifiers, crash data, cookie data, location data and page/product views or clicks)
- Geo-location information (such as IP address, browser information or mobile GPS information)
- Cookies and similar technologies (such as web beacons, pixels, and mobile identifiers)
How we use information we automatically collect | Why we collect it |
To provide customer service and process returns | We use your saved products to help you make a purchase, and we use your purchase history to uphold our contract with you and ensure that you’ve had a great customer experience. |
To offer an improved user experience | We use your log data and device information to operate, protect, improve and optimize the Site and the App and to personalize and customize your experience. We have a legitimate interest in improving the Site and the App, as well as user experience. |
To create and maintain a secure environment | We have a legitimate interest in protecting the Site and the App, to comply with applicable law and to measure the adequate performance of our contract with you. |
Analytics, training and quality assurance | We may use automatically collected information to train our staff and perform internal analytics and performance monitoring. We have a legitimate interest in detecting and preventing fraud and improving our services and offerings. |
Communication, marketing and advertising | We may use automatically collected information such as cookies and similar technologies to provide the most relevant advertising to you. This processing can be pursuant to your consent or pursuant to our legitimate interest in undertaking marketing activities to offer you products or services that may be of interest. |
- Your name and contact details (such as your email address, mailing address, phone number and password)
- Social media handles (such as your Twitter or Instagram handle)
- Other information (such as demographic data, fraud detection information and information about you and your activities, experiences and interactions on and off the Site and the App)
How we use information from third parties | Why we collect it |
Registration and profile | We will use information from third party services if you register with us using another service, such as Facebook. Connecting to third-party applications or services is optional. If you create your account by connecting through another service, we will collect public information from that connected account to help complete your profile. |
Communication, marketing and advertising | We may use information we collect or receive from third parties to deliver and personalize our communications with you, or to administer referral programs, rewards, surveys, sweepstakes, contests or other promotional activities. This processing can be pursuant to your consent or pursuant to our legitimate interest in undertaking marketing activities to offer you products or services that may be of interest. |
Non-member referrals | We may obtain your information from a friend or other contact who wants to invite you to use the Site or App. We will use your information to facilitate your invitation and administer our referral program. |
To create and maintain a secure environment | We may obtain your information from third party service providers and/or partners (e.g. identity verification services) and combine it with information we have about you for fraud prevention and risk assessment efforts. We have a legitimate interest in detecting and preventing fraud and improving our services and offerings. |
When We Share Your Information
- Terro Ltd affiliates, including Terro Ltd (Terro parent company) in the UK. We share your information among our affiliates because each is responsible for different Terro activities. For example, Terro Ltd directs and controls our global marketing and customer service activities. We share your information with Terro Ltd so that we can provide our services to you.
- Companies and individuals that help us deliver our products to you, such as suppliers, payment service providers, logistics professionals, and delivery and freight companies.
- Professional service providers who help us run our business, such as marketing companies, software vendors, consultants, and advertising partners.
- Companies approved by you, such as social media sites (if you choose to link your accounts to us) and payment processors (such as Worldpay) or financing providers (such as Barclays) if you choose to use their service.
- Government and law enforcement agencies, to (i) comply with a legal process, subpoena, order, or other legal or regulatory requirement; (ii) enforce our Terms of Use or other policies; or (iii) pursue available legal remedies or defend legal claims.
Cookies and Similar Technology
- Necessary: These cookies are necessary for you to interact with terro.co.uk’s or the app’s basic features. For example, they allow you to navigate the site and app, securely access important areas like your shopping cart, and more. Also, necessary cookies are used to maintain the website’s and app’s security features.
- Customer Preferences: These cookies help us remember your actions so your site and app experience is tailored to your unique needs. This is how the site or app remembers items you viewed recently and makes certain interactions faster, like search. These cookies are also needed to preserve your preferences.
- Analytics: These cookies send data to Terro Ltd for the purpose of analysing customer behaviour so we can learn from your interactions to improve site and app experience for everyone. For instance, this data helps us better understand how users are finding information and which areas of the site or app are most helpful. This way we can evaluate Site and app performance and functionality to continuously develop, customise, and improve our services and offerings.
- Advertising: These cookies are needed to enable Terro Ltd online advertisements published on our partners’ websites can be tailored to your personal interests (Behavioural Advertising). These types of cookies also limit the number of times that you see an ad and help us measure the effectiveness of our online marketing campaigns. We use cookies to help us identify and retarget users who have already taken an interest in our products both on our Site and on third-party websites. For example, we use proprietary technology to specifically target users by creating advertising material that is based on the users’ previous behavior and interests. Interest-based ads are displayed based on information about your activities, such as searching or purchasing a product on the website or app, visiting websites that contain our content or ads, or interacting with our tools. We do this using various digital marketing networks and ad exchanges, as well as specific services offered by some websites and social networks, such as Facebook.
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Keeping Your Information
Your Rights and Choices
- The right to be informed about how your information is used. This is the reason we provide this Privacy Notice to you.
- The right to access the information we hold about you.
- The right to request the correction of inaccurate information we hold about you. You can correct some of this information in your account settings.
- In some circumstances, the right to request that we delete your information, or stop processing it or collecting it.
- The right to stop direct marketing messages, which you can do through your preferences here or by clicking on any “unsubscribe” link in any marketing email you receive from us. You also have the right to withdraw, with effect for the future, your consent for other processing activities for which you have given us your consent. Regarding your cookie settings, you can do this anytime using the “Cookie Settings” link in the footer of our website.
- The right to request that we transfer your information either to you or a third party.
- The right to, at any time, object to data processing based on legitimate interest or for direct marketing purposes.