PRIVACY POLICY

DATA PROTECTION POLICY
The following text informs of the data Varroomba processes in the exercise of its services in compliance with regulations regarding to the processing of personal data and the free mobility of people, as well as the protection of personal data and guarantee of digital rights.

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA?
The person in charge of the processing of personal data is Sam Lardner, the founder of Varroomba with a legal address at 118 East Blue Hill Road, Blue Hill, ME 04614, telephone +34 687 576 298, email address varroomba@gmail.com.

WITH WHAT PURPOSE AND WITH WHAT LEGITIMACY DO WE TREAT THE DATA?
The data is treated with the consent of the person who has contacted us. The data is collected either through: email, telephone, or in person. This data is not preserved unless a professional relationship is established.

SERVICES TO CUSTOMERS.
We record the customer identification data, as well as any addition information we are provided in order to satisfactorily carry out the services offered. We can obtain information from third parties from the customers (e.g. one client making a reservation for another). The data recorded is solely and exclusively aimed for executing our services. The data is recorded in our documents and computer systems for the administrative management and accounting of the organization.

MANAGEMENT OF THE DATA OF OUR SUPPLIERS.
We treat the contact details and the fiscal data of the suppliers (physical persons) from whom we obtain services or goods. We deal only with the data necessary to maintain the business relationship and use the data only for this purpose, in the context of contractual relationships and in compliance with legal obligations.

PRODUCT AND SERVICE INFORMATION.
With the authorization of the client, their contact information is used to send information related to our services or products. We treat the data based on the consent of the person receiving the communications.

WHO IS THE DATA COMMUNICATED TO?
We only communicate data of our clients when it is necessary for the fulfilment of the orders received. With prior knowledge of the client, we can also communicate data to people with whom they have a legal relationship with, and to other professionals with whom we collaborate with in the provision of services. 

HOW LONG DO WE KEEP THE DATA FOR?
We comply with the legal obligation to limit the period of preservation of the data as much as possible. For this reason the data is only kept for the justified amount of time necessary to carry out the purpose that motivated obtaining it.

On certain cases, such as the data contained in the accounting documentation and the billing, the tax regulations compel us to conserve it until the responsibilities in this matter prescribe. When we have been authorized to send information about our services, the data is retained until the person revokes this consent.

WHAT RIGHTS DO PEOPLE HAVE IN RELATION TO THE DATA WE ARE DEALING WITH?
The people whose data we work with have the following rights:

To access it. They have the right to know what personal data is subject to treatment, what is the purpose for which it is treated, communications to other people, the right to obtain a copy or knowing the predicted term of conservation.

To ask for the rectification. Right to rectify inaccurate data.

To ask for it data be deleted. They have the right to request the deletion of the data when, among other reasons, they are not necessary for the purposes for which they were collected and justified the treatment.
They have the right to request limitation of treatment. In certain circumstances there is the right to request the limitation of the treatment of the data: they will no longer be dealt with and will only be retained for the exercise or defense of claims.

Portability. They have the right to obtain the personal data in a commonly readable format for a machine and to transmit them to another person responsible for the treatment if the interested party so decides.
To oppose treatment because of particular circumstances, a person may ask us to stop processing their data if it can be detrimental.

HOW CAN YOU EXERCISE OR DEFEND YOUR RIGHTS?
The rights that we have just enumerated can be exercised by contacting us at our postal address or by sending an email to the address indicated in the heading.