The PharmAround privacy policy was updated on May 25 2018, when the Directive 2016/679 (GDPR) of the European Parliament and of the Council entered into force in the Czech Republic and which takes over all the principles of data protection and processing. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with our privacy policy and rights you have in connection with GDPR.

 

Who is a data controller?

 

PharmAround, Endowment Fund, Slunná 271/16, 617 00 Brno, IN: 036 99 978

We process your personal information as a controller, i.e. we determine the way of their processing, purpose and time of keeping them and we may choose the other controllers to help us keep your data secure.

If you have any further questions you may contact us through this e-mail address:

info@pharmaround.cz.

 

The legal reason for the processing of personal data

 

We declare that we, as the data controller, comply with all lawful obligations required by applicable legislation, GDPR in particular, and that:

• We process your personal information only on the basis of a valid legal reason, specifically the contract performance, the legitimate interest and legal obligation or consent.

• We perform the obligation under Article 13 of the GDPR prior to the personal data processing.

• We allow you and support you in using your rights under the Personal Data Protection Act and the GDPR.

 

The extent of processed data and processing purposes

 

We process personal information you entrust with us for the purpose of providing services and contract performance, accounting and marketing.

 

Storage limitation

 

We retain your personal information for a fixed period of time. These time limits are defined by law.

 

Security and privacy

 

We protect personal information to the fullest possible extent using modern technologies that comply with the level of technical development. Our company have accepted all possible

 

technical and organizational measures that prevent the abuse, damage or destruction of personal data and we regularly review them. We keep them safe as if they were ours.

 

 

Data transmission to the third parties

 

Only our employees and co-workers, who are confidential and trained in the security of personal data processing, have an access to your personal information. Most processing operations are handled by ourselves and we do not need third parties.

 

Data transmission outside the European Union

 

We process data only in the European Union or in countries that provide an adequate level of protection on the basis of the European Commission´s decision.

 

You have the right to information that is already fulfilled by this information page with the privacy policy. With the right to access you may ask us to provide you with the information about processing your personal data in a 30-day period of limitation. If anything changes or you find your personal information outdated or incomplete, you have the right to add or change them. You may use your right to restrict the processing if you think we hold your inaccurate data, you think we process them illegally, but you don´t want to delete all the data or if you have made a protest about the processing.

 

The right to be forgotten

 

You have also the right to erasure (be forgotten). We do not want to forget about you, but if you wish so, you have the right. In that case, we will delete all your personal data from our system and the system of all partial processors and backups.

In some cases, we are bound by a statutory obligation, for example, we must record the issued tax documents during a time period prescribed by law.

 

Complaint at the Office for Personal Data Protection

 

If you feel we do not comply with the law in the processing of your personal information, you may use the right to address your complaint to the Office for Personal Data Protection. We will beg lad if you first tell us about this suspicion that we can do something about it and correct any mistake.

 

Duty of confidentiality

 

We assure you that our employees and co-workers who process your personal information are required to maintain confidentiality about these data and security measures whose disclosure would compromise the security of your personal information. This confidentiality persists even after the termination of a contract. Without your consent, your personal data will not be released to any third party.