Harvia Customer Register
A direct marketing register in accordance with the Personal Data Act (523/99) § 10.
The registered has agreed to be registered as Harvia customer, has subscribed to Harvia newsletters, has bought Harvia products or has partaken in a Harvia organized event or lottery.
Personal data is processed for the following purposes:
Personal data can be used to develop Harvia’s operations and for targeted marketing. Personal data is processed within the limits permitted and required by the Personal Data Act.
The data of the register may be used in Harvia’s own registers for targetting advertisements without disclosing personal data to third parties. Customers may forbid marketing and communication via these services by contacting the service provider by e-mail at support@harvia.fi.
Harvia may use third party co-operatives to maintain customer and service relationships. Parts of the personal data may be transferred to the co-operatives’ servers due to technical requirements. Data is processed only to maintain Harvia customer relationships through technical interfaces.
Personal data is collected from customers themselves with their acceptance.
Harvia may disclose personal data to a third party under the following conditions:
Data is not transferred outside the EU or European Economic Area.
Personal data will be removed upon the person’s request, unless Harvia is required to retain the data due to legal obligations or contractual rights and obligations agreed upon by both parties.
Personal data is protected against unauthorized access and unintentional or illegal processing by adequate technical and organizational measures.
The registered has the right to access his/her personal data and the right to inspect, rectify and update said data. If the registered wishes his/her data be removed from Harvia’s Customer Register, he/she can request the data to be removed.
In compliance with applicable personal data legislation, the registered has the right to transfer his/her personal data from one system or service to another, i.e. receive a copy of his/her personal data in a legible and established format and to transfer them to another registrar.
Aforementioned requests are to be presented to the Register Administrator mentioned in Paragraph 2.
If the registered finds that his/her legal rights have been offended, he/she is entitled to file a complaint to the national data protection authority or to another European Union or European Economic Area data protection authority.
The Finnish authority is the Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman. Contact information can be found here.