Privacy Policy
We reserve the right to revise this Privacy Policy to comply with any applicable and relevant European regulations, to utilise new technologies and/or to improve your experience.
Please refer to this policy to remain up to date.
When you access our website
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Our website uses cookies to collect information about your use of the website to enhance your online experience and help us improve the quality of our services.
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Your computer / device will automatically send us information such as the URL of the page on our Website you visited, your IP address, your browser type and language, and the date and time of your request.
Personal details
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We only collect personal information if you register via our Website or through our online booking system. All information is stored confidentially and only used to provide you with access to our products, services and information that is relevant to our services and or may be of interest.
Your personal details will never be passed on to any other company or third parties, including affiliates, and will never be added to any third-party mailing lists or databases.
Online Booking System
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This information is protected via SSL network encryption and is given the same privacy as mentioned above. We do not sell or disclose any private or customer data.
When you contact us
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If you contact us via email, we store your details to deal with your enquiry and to aid and/or improve our customer service. Under GDPR, you have the ‘right to be forgotten’. Please refer to our GDPR Policy for further information.
Your account
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If using our booking system, you can update your account details on your My Account page, make amendments to your information, and request cancellation of your account at any time.
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Users will be limited to viewing only the information applicable to the facilities and/or the task at hand to carry out said task. It is your responsibility to ensure that private data remains private from logged-in users.
Protecting your information
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Our booking system provider uses secure cloud architecture to protect all the information you provide us with. All information you enter is protected from access by any third party, and only necessary, restricted access is available internally.
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Please contact us via email: info@charlesjharrison.co.uk if you require further information.
GDPR Policy - May 2018
Policy Statement
All necessary steps have been taken to ensure that all personal data we collect complies (where applicable) with the GDPR, which took effect on 25th May 2018. We use the information only to provide the requested services, maintain records, and, if agreed, send marketing information. We do not disclose any information to any company for any other reason unless required to do so by law.
Our Policy Details and Procedures
As directed by the Information Commissioner's Office guidance and GDPR recitals, we are deemed as being “controllers” of personal data.
If, for any reason, you are not happy with how we collect and or use your data, you have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). We, however, would like the opportunity to resolve any issues before you make such a complaint, but we fully respect your right to do so.
As defined by the GDPR recital
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Personal data will include tenant and landlord information, provided either directly or indirectly by the commissioning authority (client) regarding a works order, email, or telephone number, and then captured manually within our booking system, app, and/or spreadsheet, depending on the task.
This information is used solely for the purpose of conducting the requested task and is defined as being “information necessary to fulfil the terms of a contract”.
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Any personal information held by us will only be stored for as long as is required, which in most cases will only be until the specific task/tenancy end date has been reached.
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At the point of checkout (or if the tenancy does not require a checkout and we are notified), all unnecessary personal data is deleted.
How data is collected
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Via app/tablet at the property with tenant permission (usually during checkout process)
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Via our booking system with information as provided by the landlord, tenant and or managing agent / instructing party
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Via email, telephone, during the booking process and any subsequent follow-up appointments
 
How data is stored
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Via our booking platform database
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Via our booking platform email server (omitting telephone numbers) as a registration email copy; hosted by Google (see Google & GDPR)
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Via protected and encrypted static computer-based spreadsheets
 
When is data shared
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Only with authorised clerks/third-party contractors when carrying out the booking instructions / specific task
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On the booking system, with related parties such as landlords/management agents and external contractors, who are provided with minimal personal data to fulfil the terms of our contract with you.
 
We do not transfer data outside of the EU or EEA.
Who data is shared with
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Clerks
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Landlords
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Managing / Letting agents
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EPC assessors
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Legionella Risk Assessors
 
Why is data used:
The information that you supply to us may be used.
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To allow us and or our subcontractors to fulfil the terms of our contract with you.
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For feedback on the service levels provided
 
Access to data
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All clients/users of the booking system, including clerks, have password-protected logins with access to their information only.
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Clerks, when completing their tasks, which may include confirming with the tenant/landlord / managing agent the appointment details
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Access is limited to the specific task only.
 
No other business or entity has or will have access to personal data stored unless express permission is given, or to comply with any lawful request.
Your rights
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Right to rectification – Users of the booking system can edit their account information at any time through the dashboard.
 
Right to be forgotten – Users of the booking system: you may cancel and terminate your booking account at any time.
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After receiving a request to be forgotten, we will permanently delete your account and or all associated data within 30 days of receiving the request.
 
Right of portability – Users of the booking system: if requested, we can export your data for transfer to a third party. The booking system also allows you to keep copies of your completed reports as PDFs.
 
Right to object – At any time, you may object to your personal data being used for specific purposes such as direct marketing, research, etc, upon request via email.
 
Right of access – We aim to be totally transparent about the data we have and how we use it. Subject Access Requests (SAR) should be sent to info@charlesjharrison.co.uk in the first instance.
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All such requests must be replied to within 40 calendar days of receipt, as set out in the ICO Subject Access Request Code of Practice (see SAR Code of Practice).
Data Protection Officer
For information on what data we collect and how that data is used
You can contact us at any time if you wish to access or edit your data, or if you have any questions about how it is used.
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For more information explaining how we use your information, please contact: info@charlesjharrison.co.uk
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