Privacy policy
This Privacy Statement explains which information we collect, how we store it, transmit it and use it. If you would like to find out the details on which personal information, we have about you please contact us at the contact below.
Some data we collect may be considered personal and we are protecting it in accordance with EU Regulation 2016/679 (General Data Protection Act).
When we publish changes to this privacy statement, we’ll include the date of last modification of the statement. If we significantly change the statement or the way we use your personal information, we will notify you by clearly notifying the notice before making any changes or by sending the notification directly. We recommend that you periodically review this statement.
Why we collect data
We process your data only for the purposes justified by our services. We process this data by respecting your fundamental right to privacy, including the need to protect personal integrity and privacy, and we always keep in mind that we do not collect data more than we need to deliver the desired service. Unless otherwise stated, we at Solo Transfers determine the purpose and method of collecting your data, and in the legal sense, it would mean that we act as the “processing manager” of personal data.
How do we collect data
Generally, we collect data in the following ways:
- When requesting the use of our services;
- When expressly provided to us, for example by sending an e-mail or by making a phone call;
- By using our website. Solo Transfers uses cookies so that some personal information may be available. What are cookies and how we use them can be found at this address:
- Through signing in to our newsletter;
- Through direct marketing privileges that can be given, for example, via e-mail or by directly signing a civilian form when e.g. entering our branch offices.
Wherever possible we will inform you which information you need to give us before you start our service.
On our website, we may use cookies or other data collection tools
Some third-party sites can control the traffic from our products and services, such as the number of clicks and the search terms used. We do not provide any personal information for these services.
How to protect your data
We have the appropriate technical and administrative security measures to ensure that our users’ data is protected from unauthorized or accidental access, use, alteration, or loss. Taken measures are regularly checked and continually adapted to the current state of the technology.
How do we share your information
Solo Transfers may submit your personal information to third parties in the following cases:
- for the purpose of fulfilling the legal obligations, e. for the delivery to courts or other competent authorities, during or in the conduct of civil, criminal, misdemeanour or other proceedings
- for the protection of the rights, safety or property of Solo Transfers;
- in order to prevent or limit the damage that could be caused to Solo Transfers;
- in other cases, provided you have given your privation.
Solo Transfers will in any case, when sharing your personal information with third parties, prohibit the use of your personal data for a different purpose than the contracted one, and will bind third parties on keeping confidentiality of your personal information.
How long do we keep your data
Personal data will be kept in a form that allows identification only for as long as is necessary for the purposes for which personal data is processed. Or how certain regulations of our country require the processing manager to keep personal data confidential. Personal data may be stored for a longer period under certain prescribed conditions, such as for statistical purposes, for purposes of archiving in the public interest.
In the case when your data is handled based on your privation, if you revoke the privilege, we will stop processing your data and will no longer use it, but that may result in the inability to use some of the additional benefits associated with it.
Please note that your data will not be deleted at the specified time intervals if a forced payment of unpaid due claims has been initiated or if another procedure is initiated, then personal data will be deleted after the final settlement of the same procedure or statutory limitation of statutory claims which regulate compulsory and legal relations.
Your rights
- The right to access personal data – you have the right to ask and receive personal information about you (in writing, by phone or by email) that we are dealing with, under the condition that your identity is undoubtedly established and proven.
- The right to correct or update your personal data – In case that your information is inaccurate or incomplete, you have the right to make a correction or update to your personal data in writing or personally, under the condition that your identity is undoubtedly valid and proven. You are responsible for providing the correct personal information and you are obliged to notify us of any relevant changes to your personal information (change of name/surname, address etc.).
- The right to delete personal data – if there are no longer any reasons why your personal data is being processed, and for the purpose for which it was collected, such data will be deleted if this is not in conflict with the valid regulations or if it is not processing data in statistical purposes when it is no longer possible based on personal data to identify the person to whom these data relate, or if they are not necessary for the establishment, enforcement or defence of legal requirements.
- The right to withdraw cajolement for marketing purposes – you have the right to withdraw given cajolement for the delivery of our marketing post at any time.
- The right to object on personal data processing based on the legitimate interest of Solo Transfers – you have the right to appeal at any time by giving reasons related to your interests in writing or in person at the head office of our company. In this case, we will notify you if the legitimate interests of our company are beyond interests of your company and it is necessary to further process personal data in order to achieve or defend the legal requirements in which case the data will continue to be processed.
- The right to file a complaint to the supervisory authority – you have the right to file in writing or in person at our headquarters address as well as the Personal Data Protection Agency.
- The right to transfer personal data – You have the right to request in writing or in person at the head office that the data you have given us based on a cajolement or based on a contract is made available in a structured, common and machine-readable format if we processed this data by automated procedures.
- The right to limit the processing – you have the right to request, in writing or in person at our company’s headquarters, temporarily blocking of the processing of personal data under condition that you dispute the accuracy of the data and the necessity to verify the accuracy of the data or unauthorized data processing, and if you oppose deleting of the data, if Solo Transfers no longer requires these data, and you are requesting them to comply with legal requirements or if you have filed a complaint and expect to confirm the Solo Transfers overcoming legitimate reasons for your reasons.
Data misuse
We may charge you a reasonable fee based on administrative costs or refuse to act upon your request if your requests are manifestly groundless or excessive, and due to their frequent repetition
Contact information
If you would like to know more about the protection of your personal data or wish to achieve one of your rights, you can contact us by e-mail contact@solotransfers.com, by phone on +385 91 534 1679 or by sending a request to: Put Skalica 25, Croatia.
COOKIES
INTRODUCTION
By using this website, you agree to the use of cookies. By blocking cookies, you can still browse the site, but some of its capabilities will not be available.
Solo Transfers uses cookies to help us deliver the services, enable the proper functioning of the website and provide you with better user experience.
We understand that your privacy is important, and we want to be transparent about the ways we use technology. This cookie statement explains how cookies and other similar technologies can be stored on your devices and used when you visit our web site.
By continuing to use our websites, you agree that we can store, and access cookies and similar technologies as described here.
WHAT IS COOKIE?
A cookie is a small file that saves on your computer the web page you visit. The cookie informs the web site that the existing user reconnected remembering his settings. Cookies record your preferences and settings, enter them into online forms and information for logged in users.
Cookies can store a wide range of information, but this information can only be saved if the user allows it – Internet sites cannot gain access to information that the user did not give and cannot access to other files on the user’s computer. You can change your preferences in your web browser, and then choose whether you want to approve or reject cookie requests if you automatically save cookies when you close your web browser.
Cookies allow us to measure attendance and traffic sources on our web pages in order to improve the functionality and efficiency of our sites.
More information can be found at www.allaboutcookies.org and www.youronlinechoices.eu
HOW TO DISABLE COOKIES?
By turning off cookies, you decide whether to allow them to be stored on your computer. Cookie settings can be controlled and configured in your web browser. For information about cookie settings, select the internet browser that you are using.
You can still browse web pages by blocking cookies, but certain functionality will not be available to you.
WHAT ARE PERSISTENT COOKIES?
Permanent or saved cookies are stored on your disk (your computer) and remain there even after you close your web browser. They are used to store information such as your login name and password, so you do not have to sign in for each visit to a particular location.
WHAT ARE TEMPORARY COOKIES?
Temporary cookies are temporarily stored on the disk and are deleted after you close the Internet browser. By means of their web site, they store temporary information such as items in a shopping cart.
WHAT ARE FIRST-PARTY COOKIES?
“First party cookies” come from websites that users view and may be permanent or temporary. Websites and cookies are used to save the information they will reuse when they visit the site the next time.
WHAT ARE THIRD-PARTY COOKIES?
Third party cookies originate from other partner sites you are viewing. Third parties can collect information about users of different sites and use them for marketing and analytical purposes.
DOES THIS WEBSITE USE COOKIES?
Yes, primarily so that our web pages provide you with the better user experience.
WHICH COOKIES DOES THIS SITE USE?
We use the first-party cookies and use them to collect the following:
- Reservation data
- User session data
- If you are using a mobile device
- If you are using a tablet
This information is needed to give you a better user experience.
- DOES THIS SITE USE THIRD-PARTY COOKIES?
There are several external services that save cookies to a user. These cookies did not set up this web site, but some services for the normal functioning of certain features that make it easier for users to access content. We currently allow:
Social networks
Users can sign up and sign up through their Facebook accounts, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Also, sharing social articles on a social network puts cookies on the user.
We also use the cookies that we use for advertising purposes and for the purpose of analyzing the use of the web site and the way in which they are performed. These are:
More information about cookie exclusion
There are currently a few web pages to exclude cookies for various services. You can read more at the following links: