Privacy Policy
www.planktonic.no
Last update: October 25, 2023
This privacy statement explains how Planktonic collects, uses, and processes personal data from visitors to and customers of Planktonic. All personal data are processed in accordance with Norwegian and EU legal regulations (GDPR).
About Planktonic
Annette Berg is, according to the Personal Data Act and the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), responsible for the processing of personal data by Planktonic.
Personal data
Personal data is any information about an identified or identifiable natural person. Access to personal data is limited to Planktonic. We do not disclose information about our customers to other parties.
Planktonic’s processing of personal data
When you contact us, we process information to be able to deliver the services you have requested from us. We only store the information necessary to deliver services to you.
Planktonic is subject to the Archive Act and the Freedom of Information Act. Therefore, we are obliged to: store documentation and personal data in accordance with the Archive Act for a longer period than necessary for the purposes for which the personal data are processed.
Planktonic is also required to provide access to documentation and personal data in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act (i.e. a disclosure of personal data).
When does Planktonic collect personal data?
We primarily process information that you have given to us for one of these reasons: You have ordered our services or have contacted us via email.
Archives and Database
Planktonic records IP address, name, telephone number, email address, physical address, and other relevant information resulting from ordering our services.
Information in Planktonic’s database is exclusively used as a basis to be able to deliver services to you.
Information Security and Data Processing
Planktonic uses a computer for electronic storage of documents. Collected information is stored on a local computer with a backup in the cloud.
Registration, storage, and preservation occur according to the Archive legislation.
Planktonic does not collect or store sensitive information in its operations.
Email and Telephone
If you contact us by email, we will store your inquiry, our response, and your email address.
Planktonic uses email and telephone as part of daily work. Relevant information that arises from telephone conversations and email exchanges that occur as part of case processing is recorded. These data are then processed as described above. No other systematic registration of telephone conversations where the caller can be identified is done, apart from the phone call being logged in the employee’s phone list.
Planktonic also uses email in general dialogue with internal and external contacts. Sensitive personal data should not be sent by email.
Please note that regular email is unencrypted. We therefore do not encourage you to send confidential, sensitive or other confidential information via email.
Contact forms
Our website has a contact form for users who wish to get in touch with us. When you fill out this form, we collect your name, email address, phone number, and any message you may send. This information is used exclusively for the purpose of addressing your queries or requests. We take precautions to securely store this data and will retain it only for the necessary period to resolve your inquiry. Your personal data will not be shared with third parties unless mandated by law.
Analytics cookies
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We collect unidentified information about visitors to planktonic.no.
Planktonic extracts statistics from Google Analytics on the total number of users of Planktonic’s website and how many of these are unique users.
The information generated by such an information cookie about the use of the relevant website, including the IP address, is sent to Google and stored on servers in the USA. The received information is subject to Google’s privacy policy.
You may opt out of Google Analytics tracking by disable the analytics cookies from the cookie selection option. We adhere to Google’s privacy policy in our use of Google Analytics.
Your Rights:
You have the right to demand access, request correction, and require deletion of your personal data unless it collides with accounting and bookkeeping laws.
Contact us at info@planktonic.no if anything is unclear to you.
