The personal data collected on this website is recorded in a computerized database by the data controller:
{SOCIETE.contact_prenom} {SOCIETE.contact_nom}
3 Rue du Sauvage
68100 Mulhouse
{SOCIETE.societe_pays}
03 89 333 888
contact@kiwi-backup.com
As part of our personal data protection policy, we take great care of your data, in particular by sending you only information likely to be of interest to you.
When you sign Kiwi Backup or Kiwi Santé contracts or register on our website, for example to submit a contact form or create a demo account, the data you enter is processed electronically to manage the commercial and/or technical relationship resulting from that contact. This data may also be used for quality follow-ups and for sending newsletters or invitations to our events.
Of course, the health data or personal data entrusted to us under backup service contracts never leaves French territory. No personal health data is transferred to any country outside the European Economic Area.
The data collected is intended for our sales, marketing and technical departments. It is also passed on to the following third party: Kiubi (www.kiubi.com) as technical operator.
We are committed to collecting only the minimum data necessary for the proper operation of the service provided by this website. Whether the data collected is mandatory or optional is indicated to you when you enter it, with the mention "Mandatory" (or any other appropriate visual indicator such as an asterisk or bold text) or "Optional".
These are the emails sent by the system when you submit a contact form or create a demo account.
You can ask to stop receiving them by using the unsubscribe link at the bottom of each email.
These emails and the related activity are kept in the logs of our email delivery system for 1 year.
These are emails about our news (newsletter, webinar invitations, webinar replays, new product presentations…) or emails intended to improve our commercial policy (satisfaction surveys).
These emails and the related activity are kept in the logs of our email delivery system for 1 year.
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