3.1. Contacting/Communication/Collaboration
Purpose/Information:
When communicating and/or collaboration with us,
e.g. by email or via contact form on our website or a data exchange
platform, the data you provide (your email address, if applicable your name and your
telephone number, or personal data submitted during the conversation) will be
stored and processed by us in order to e.g. answer your questions, requests or
for the purpose of business related correspondence.
We may ask you when you contact us by telephone whether the telephone call may be recorded for quality assurance and training measures. If you agree to the recording, we will process all information that you share with us during the call (communication content, possibly also sensitive (health) data, as well as your phone number and other personal data).
When processing data arising in the course of communication, we have a legitimate interest in processing the data in accordance with legal requirements, for internal verification or in accordance with the respective communication request.
The provision of your personal data is required for the performance of the contract or a situation similar to a contract. You are not obliged to provide your personal data. If your personal data is not provided, you cannot use the described service.
Business partner only:
With regard to the cooperation with our suppliers,
we have implemented an internal evaluation process which, in our legitimate
interest, is intended to improve the business relationship by developing an
"action plan". As a rule, we only process information about the
company, but conclusions can be drawn about you as the contact person, if the
communication with suppliers is examined with regard to response times,
reliability and transparency.
Specific
processing purposes are listed in the “Recipients and sources” section below
based on the third parties used in the process.
Recipients and sources:
We transfer the data to the following
recipients:
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Customer/Consumer
service providers
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Platform/hosting
provider
Transfers
to third countries are possible. As an appropriate safeguard standard
contractual clauses pursuant to Art. 46 UK GDPR were concluded,
which may include the UK’s Addendum to the standard contractual clauses or the
UK’s International Data Transfer Agreement. For third countries/companies
which fall under an adequacy decision, the adequacy decision also applies. Additionally
binding corporate rules were approved at a platform/hosting provider. For more
information (such as a copy of the guarantees), you can contact us as mentioned
under 1.2.
Further recipients can be found in the general
recipients section 1.4.
Business partner only:
In order to combat terrorism, we are obliged by
law to carry out a comparison with sanctions lists. Therefore, we also process
your data to meet legal requirements for comparison with these lists.
Furthermore, we process your data in the Beiersdorf Group for the prevention
and investigation of criminal offences and other misconduct, the assessment and
control of risks, for internal communication and for corresponding
administrative purposes. If an affiliated company reports a need to work with
you as a supplier, we will share our experiences from working with you with the
affiliated company.
We will compare your data against published lists of misleading suppliers (e.g. warning lists of World Intellectual Property Organization and Bundesanzeiger Verlag GmbH) to make an informed decision about potential payments. We also regularly check your creditworthiness in certain cases (e.g. when concluding contracts). Our legitimate interest is the minimization of the financial risk. We cooperate with credit agencies (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet Deutschland GmbH (“D&B”), Germany) from which we receive the necessary data. For this purpose, we transmit your name and contact details or the D&B D-U-N-S® number assigned to your company to the credit agencies. In our legitimate interest in faster data entry, D&B provides us with addresses of our business partners. EcoVadis SAS, France provides us with a sustainability risk assessment to meet legal requirements and in our legitimate interest. Depending on the result, a longer sustainability assessment may result.
It may be necessary to transfer your personal data to prospective buyers as part of a company transaction. In the course of due diligence, usually anonymised data is processed. However, it may be necessary in specific individual cases to process personal data. Our legitimate interest lies in the execution of the company transaction.
Deletion/Objection:
We delete the data arising in this context once storage is no longer necessary, unless statutory retention obligations exist or periods of limitation must be observed.
In case of consumer inquiries through our internal consumer management tool the personal data will be usually deleted after one year, if no other legal retention periods apply. As an exception, the data will be kept longer if the data is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
Call recordings are stored for a
maximum of 90 days.
You
can object to these processes according to the requirements under 4.
Legal basis:
Art. 6
(1) a UK GDPR in conjunction with Art. 9 (2) a UK GDPR (consent: telephone
recording)
Art. 6 (1)
b UK
GDPR in
conjunction with Art. 9 (2) f UK GDPR (when processing in the
context of a contract or a situation similar to a contract)
Art. 6
(1) c UK GDPR (when processing is necessary for compliance with a legal
obligation)
Art. 6 (1) f UK GDPR in conjunction with Art. 9 (2) f UK GDPR (when processing according to the legitimate interest described above)