Data Collection – Use of Cookies – Consent

To access COCOTTE CRM's resources and services, users provide personal data such as, in particular, their e-mail address, name, address, telephone number. Similarly, when a registered user logs on to the website, his or her IP address is recorded.

In addition, when a user visits the website, a cookie may be automatically installed on his browser software. A cookie is a block of data that does not allow users to be identified but is used to record information relating to the user's navigation on the website. The user can be informed about such cookies, and refuse them, in the settings of his browser software.

Personal information and data collected about the users of the website are treated as confidential.

COCOTTE CRM is the Controller of the processing of personal data, as defined by Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016.

Purposes of Data Processing

Data collected by COCOTTE CRM in relation with the use of the website are processed in order to allow access to the resources available on the website, identification of users, improvement of services, distribution of editorial content and commercial prospecting operations.

Data Transfer

COCOTTE CRM only uses data collected from its users for its own purposes. Data may be transferred to technical services providers that COCOTTE CRM may hire in order to improve the website and services.

Duration of Storage

The personal data collected by COCOTTE CRM when accessing its resources is kept for a maximum duration of 13 months from the date of collection. Cookies installed when browsing the website automatically expire at the end of a period of 12 months without having visited the website.

Security

COCOTTE CRM undertakes to ensure the confidentiality of collected data, and to implement all appropriate technical and organisational measures to preserve their security and integrity.

Users' Rights

Users have individual rights of access, rectification, deletion, limitation, opposition and portability of their data.