Data Protection | Ascot London

Ascot London Consulting Privacy Policy

Types of data we collect Tell me why

Contact details
Financial information
Data from your contracts
Data that identifies you
Data on how you use ALC

How we use your data How exactly?

Keeping ALC running
Improving ALC services
Customer support
Marketing purposes (with your consent)

Third parties who process your data What do they do?

The following services help us keep ALC running by storing or processing your data on our behalf:

Moodle
Google Analytics
Microsoft
Xero

We use cookies How can I choose?

We use cookies. Unless you adjust your browser settings to refuse cookies, we (and these third parties) will issue cookies when you interact with ALC. These may be ‘session’ cookies, meaning they delete themselves when you leave ALC, or ‘persistent’ cookies which do not delete themselves and help us recognise you when you return so we can provide a tailored service.

When and how we collect data Am I included?

From the first moment you interact with ALC, we are collecting data. Sometimes you provide us with data, sometimes data about you is collected automatically.

DATA YOU GIVE

DATA WE COLLECT

You browse any page of our website

You request us to contact you

You call us

We call you

You receive an email from us

We receive an email from you

You use our services

You view and sign contracts

You chat or meet with us

You connect via our social media channels

You opt-in to marketing messages

Know your rights What can I do?

Access information we hold on you
Opt-out of marketing comms
Port your data to another service
Be forgotten by ALC
Complain about us

If you have any concerns about your privacy at ALC, please email us at dpo@ascot.london or hit the Intercom button to start chatting with us

Original source: juro.com

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