Privacy Policy

Overview

At Daylite Group we are very good at keeping the important things secure, and the most important thing to us is you!

At Daylite Group (“we”, “us”, “our”) we are committed to protecting your privacy and security online. You have control over the information we store about you and what types of information (if any) you would like to receive from us.

Where to find us:

Registered office address: Units 15 & 16 Ketley Business Park, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 5JD

Our website: https://www.daylitegroup.co.uk

Data Protection Controller

Our Data Protection Controller is our Chief Technology Officer. If you have any queries relating to our use of your personal information, this privacy policy or any other related data protection questions, please contact us via email sales@daylitegroup.co.uk.

Last privacy policy update: May 2018

Our Privacy Policy provides the opportunity to understand how we collect, store and process your data and look after the information provided to us by you when you use our services and when we in turn provide you with our products and services. Please read the Policy so that you are aware of your rights and be aware that the terms may be updated over time.

What personal data is collected and why

In order for us to provide you with our products and services we typically collect the following data from you:

a. Information you submit via web forms such as your first name, surname, address, email, and telephone number.

b. A record of your correspondence with us via phone, email, live chat or other means.

c. Information about how you use our website which helps us develop and improve our website, including details of your domain name, geographical location and Internet Protocol (IP) address, operating system, browser version, cookie details, how long you stayed on a page, the route you took to navigate through the pages, the website that you visited prior to accessing our site, what product you purchased, any search terms you used to find us online and any offers that you used.

d. Other data, from time to time, to help us be better at what we do e.g., we might ask you for feedback on our service. Please note we do not share your details with any third parties without your consent.

Cookies

You can read all about cookies and what types of cookies we use on this website here: Cookie Policy

Processing your personal data

We may process your personal data in a secure manner that meets European Privacy Laws. As a company we process under the concept of ‘legitimate interests’. Therefore, when you provide your personal details to us, we ensure that your data is processed for a distinct purpose whilst ensuring that your interests, rights and freedoms have been thoroughly considered. We will not use personal data for activities where our business interests are overridden by the impact on your privacy or other interests.

We will carefully process the personal information you have supplied to us to conduct and manage our business, to provide relevant marketing communications, fulfil our service commitments and provide the best possible customer service whilst delivering a secure experience.

If you are not happy about the manner in which we process your data, the ‘your rights’ section of this page provides details on how you can withdraw from processing.

We will not transfer your collected data to storage outside the European Economic Area (EEA) in compliance with requirements set by the General Data Protection Regulation.

By giving us your personal data to fulfil your order or to allow us to provide services to you, we will endeavour to keep your data secure. We pursue ongoing improvement in the methods used to transfer and store data, ensuring that we align with industry standards.

Personal data may be stored securely on third party platforms which are used for marketing or operational purposes. Primarily, we use your data to process your request to us to provide you with our products and services.

Retaining data

When storing data, we aim to retain the data for no longer than is necessary for the purpose in which it was obtained, with the objective to ensure the highest level of data accuracy. Where identified as inaccurate, data is either rectified or destroyed in a secure manner.

Data retention periods may vary between operational activities, with the business providing consideration as to the length of time data is held for on a case by case basis. Regarding storage, there are several ways in which your data may be stored:

Within cloud servers. When utilising platforms to fulfil our operational requirements, third party solutions may be used to store the data. As a company, we aim to utilise partners who have data centres within the European Economic Area (EEA)

Within physical servers. We maintain several physical servers which are securely located at our Head Office.

Hard copy, where hard copies of data are retained, they are kept in a secure and clean environment.

Data sharing

We avoid sharing your personal data with third parties for marketing purposes, unless you have provided explicit consent for us to do so.

We may disclose your information in the following cases:

To develop and create an improved customer experience. Often, this data is anonymised anyway.

We can disclose it if we have a legal obligation to do so, or to protect your or other people’s property, safety or rights.

We can exchange information with specific third parties to protect against fraud or credit risks.

Where data is transferred between systems, we ensure an encrypted connection is utilised. All of our associated websites maintain valid SSL certificates to allow secure connections from the web server to your browser, you will notice the padlock symbol is present within your search bar when browsing.

Your rights

In line with the General Data Protection Regulation, you have the following rights:

Subject access request – To see what information we hold on you, please contact us via email sales@daylitegroup.co.uk.

Right to be forgotten – Once you know what personal information we hold on you, you can request us to delete the relevant information, please contact us via email sales@daylitegroup.co.uk.

Right to object from us processing your data – You can object to processing from direct marketing communications using our unsubscribe form. For other types of processing, please contact us via email sales@daylitegroup.co.uk.

Right to correct your data – Once you have completed a Subject access request, if any of your personal data we hold isn’t accurate, let us know and we’ll get it updated for you.

We aim to comply with legislation and respond within thirty days of receiving personal data requests. These requests are handled by our Customer Support department. Third parties seeking access to an individual’s data should initially contact the individual regarding such requests. By using the Daylite Group website or websites you agree to our Terms of Use of our Website. When you purchase our products and services, you agree to Huggle Pamper Lounge’s Terms & Conditions.

Children’s Privacy

We do not knowingly solicit or collect personal data from or about children (aged 16 and under) without the consent of a parent or guardian. We do not knowingly market our products or services to children. If we become aware that the person submitting personal data, through any part of any Daylite Group website, is a child, we will use reasonable efforts to delete that personal data from our files as soon as possible. We will also use reasonable efforts to ensure that this personal data is not used for any purpose, nor disclosed to any third party without the prior consent of the child’s parent or guardian. We do not seek to collect any personal data about children, and we will delete any data collected inadvertently as soon as it is discovered. If a parent requests review or deletion of data about their child before we have discovered and deleted the data, then we will of course honour that request. Any future updates to this Policy will be published online at privacy-policy.

Supervisory authority

We adhere to guidance from the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office), they are the UK’s independent body that have been set up to uphold information rights. The ICO have stated that In line with the GDPR, details we provide to you about how we process personal data must be:

Concise, transparent, intelligible and easily accessible.

• Written in clear and plain language.
• Free of charge.
• If you have a concern about information practices, you can raise your concerns with the ICO.