1. Who are we
   • When we refer to Zetta or the Company this means Zetta Home Services Limited.
   • Zetta is the “Data Controller” for your personal data. This means we have legal responsibility for how we collect and handle your data.
   • Zetta is registered under the Data Protection Act (DPA) 1998. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has revised provisions of the DPA 1998, as such our privacy policy has been amended accordingly. The GDPR is enforceable from 25th May 2018.
2. Contacting us
   • You can contact us via the customer portal contact card.
   • Who does this statement apply to?
     • Customers
     • Companies (to the extent that the relevant company provides us with any personal data - for example employee names and email addresses).
     • People we wish to promote products and services to.
     • People who contact us on social media.
     • People who visit our website.
     • People who have responsibility for managing, or being a point of contact, for another person’s account.

1. What we collect
   Personal Data
   • Such as your name, address, and other contact details such as your email address and telephone number.
     • Records of conversations/interactions with us
   • When you share comments and opinions with us, ask us questions or make a complaint we may keep a record of this. This includes when you send us emails or through social media such as through Twitter or on Facebook.
     • Marketing preferences
   • We will record your advertising and marketing preferences including any requests for these communications to stop.
     • Exercising your rights
   • If you exercise any of your statutory rights under data protection law, we will keep a record of this and how we respond.
     • Company data
   • With regards to companies, data such as names, phone numbers and email addresses of representatives of your company.
2. Data we may collect from other people or organisations
   • In some circumstances other organisations may share personal data with us such as;
     • Product manufactures who provide aftercare services, warranty cover or extended services
     • Landlords or property agents
3. How we use your data - the legal basis and purposes
   • We can only use your personal information in compliance with data protection laws. Those laws require that where we use your personal information, we must have the required legal basis to do so. Set out below are the different legal bases we use at Zetta as well as examples of the types of processing we carry out:
   • Legal basis for processing: Performance of a contract with you or in readiness for such a contract.
   • Processing activities: (purpose)
     • To assess your needs, provide you with a quotation and agree a contract with you.
     • To register products with manufactures or warranty providers.
     • To arrange finance products through nominated lenders.
     • To process payments, refunds and set up payment plans.
   • Legal basis for processing: Consent
   • Processing activities: (purpose)
   • Where you have provided consent, we will rely on that to process your information for the purposes set out at the time that the request for consent was made. You can change that consent at any time by contacting us.
     • Promotion of products and services
   • We’d like to use your personal data to communicate with you by email, text, letter, telephone, social media and via our website. With your consent, we will tell you about products and services, promotions, tailored special offers and discounts that we think are likely to interest you. If you’ve given us permission to send you marketing information, we will respect your choices as to how you would like to receive this. We may send you letters or call you without your prior agreement when we have a legitimate interest in doing this-please refer to legitimate interest section.
   • Legal basis for processing: Legal obligations
   • As a Data Controller we have various rules and obligations we must abide by. The majority of these are set out in the GDPR and DPA policies. There are numerous other regulatory and legal obligations that as a business we must follow.
   • Processing activities (purpose)
     • Regulatory reporting is a legal requirement we have to do and will involve us processing your data for this purpose.
     • Managing your complaint or dispute will require us to process your information
     • Orders made by a Court, for example where we are ordered to disclose information to law enforcement agencies.
   • Legal basis for processing: Legitimate interest
   • Where we or someone else has a legitimate interest, we’ll ensure that our interest has been balanced against your rights and freedoms as an individual.
   • Processing activities (purpose)
     • We may want to use your details to contact you about your order, to discuss things such as unpaid invoices.
     • Advertising organisations including social media and entertainment service providers, which allows them to provide you with more relevant adverts.
     • For good governance, accounting, managing, and auditing our business operations so that our business is effective and performs well.
     • Monitoring and recording our dealings with you, for example to prove you’ve agreed a contract with us, to help train our staff, or to help us give better service.
4. Who we share your data with
   • Card merchants such as Stripe
   • Law enforcement organisations working on the detection, investigation and prevention of crime and enforcement of legislation.
   • Advertising organisations including social media and entertainment service providers to show you advertising about our products and services.
5. How do we protect your personal data
   • Any personal information we collect, record, or use in any way, be it on computer, hard copy or in any other form, is secured through our safeguarding processes to ensure that we meet our obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation enforceable from 25th May 2018.
6. What are your rights surrounding your personal information?
   • The GDPR enhances your rights surrounding your personal data. This includes:
     • The right to be informed – we will provide you with a copy of this privacy policy before seeking your consent to store/process your personal data.
     • The right of access – you have the right to request a copy of any personal information we hold on you. This will be provided in a structured format, free of charge, within 30 days of your request. Requests can be made in writing, by phone or by email.
     • The right to rectification – you have the right to request us to rectify any of your personal data which you believe is inaccurate or incomplete. We will respond within one month (this can be extended by two months where the request for rectification is complex). Requests can be made in writing, by phone or by email, to any of our contact details provided above.
     • The right to erasure – you have the right to request ‘to be forgotten’, i.e. for us to delete all records of your personal data. We will comply with your request, unless we have a legal obligation to continue to hold your personal data, in which case we will inform you of the reason we are unable to complete your request.
     • The right to restrict processing – you have the right to ‘block’ or suppress processing of personal data – in this case we will retain just enough information about you to ensure that the restriction is respected in future.
     • The right to data portability – you may request a copy of your personal data, in order to use it for your own purposes across different services, e.g. moving it from one IT environment to another in a safe and secure way. We will provide the data in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable form, e.g. CSV files. This will be provided free of charge and within one month (this can be extended by two months where the request is complex).
     • The right to object – you have the right to object to us processing your personal data for direct marketing purposes, and historical or statistical purposes, and we will respect this request as soon as we receive it (by post / email / phone).
     • The right to complain: If you wish to request further information about any of the above rights, or if you are unhappy with how we have handled your information, contact Zetta. If you are not satisfied with our response to your complaint or believe our processing of your information does not comply with data protection law, you can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner’s Office: If we collect or handle your personal data, you have rights as an individual which you can exercise in relation to the information we hold about you. If you’d like to express one of your rights, please contact us through your online portal.
7. Right of access to your personal data
   • You can find out if we hold any personal data about you, and access that data, by making a ‘subject access request’ under the Data Protection Act 2018 and the General Data Protection Regulation. If we do hold your personal data, we will provide you with a copy and information about what we do with it. Unless you ask us to provide it in a different way, we will email this to you where you have given us an email address. You can request access to our data by using any of the methods on our contact us page. If you only want to see certain items and you agree, we will try to deal with your request informally, for example, by providing you with the specific information you need over the telephone.
8. Other rights you have
   • If you’ve given us consent to process your personal data, you have the right to withdraw that consent at any time by contacting us. You can request that we correct any mistakes, restrict or stop processing your data, or delete it. It’s worth noting that in some cases if you do ask us to correct, delete or stop processing it, we won’t always be required to do so – for example we may need to continue in order to keep records for regulators. If this is the case, we’ll explain why.
9. Your right to contact the Information Commissioner
   • If you’re unhappy with any aspect of how we handle your personal data you also have the right to contact the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), the supervisory authority that regulates handling of personal information in Ireland.

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