Privacy Policy

Court Satisfaction respects your privacy concerns and for that reason the personal data and other information that you enter during your shopping experience, when you contact us or when you subscribe to our newsletter, are important to us and will be treated with the greatest care and seriousness. On this page we describe the type of data collected, the purpose of collecting this data and how we protect your information.

The General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD) aims to regulate the processing of personal data and ensure the right to protection of this data.

Through its implementation, we seek to safeguard and establish all the guarantees that allow us to avoid the misuse of your personal data, providing you with all the necessary mechanisms for its control. Applies to those who process the personal data of holders in the European Union (customers and employees).

 

What kind of Information is collected by Court Satisfaction?

Court Satisfaction collects only the data strictly necessary for the provision of the service, not using them for other purposes that have not been consented by the respective holder.

Your information will be used to allow you to follow up on the shipment of your order. Your data (name, address and telephone) will be shared with our suppliers so that they can complete the shipment of your order.

We undertake to guarantee the confidentiality of your personal data, to notify the customer if we detect any improper access and to inform the customer about third parties that may have access to the data.

 

How does Court Satisfaction use the information?

We may use your information to ship your orders and to communicate and promote products or services that may be of interest to you.

Court Satisfaction may communicate via email, telephone and SMS with users who have expressed their consent.

In the case of email, and to reinforce the privacy policies, for all registrations in our newsletter we require a "double opt-in", that is, as soon as you register for our newsletter you will receive an email from Court Satisfaction to confirm your email and the desire to receive our communications.

In case you do not want to continue receiving our communications, you will always have the option to unsubscribe available in all our newsletters. This option can be found at the end of each Court Satisfaction newsletter.

 

Does Court Satisfaction share information with third parties?

As previously indicated, Court Satisfaction does not use the information collected for any purpose other than providing our service.

Court Satisfaction is aware that the data you provide us with is important and non-transferable and we undertake to ensure its confidentiality. If required, the data subject has the right to obtain access, rectification or deletion of the data provided.

The only exception to the sharing of information may happen if there is any legal requirement.

 

How does Court Satisfaction protect your information?

Court Satisfaction has protection techniques that protect the consultation, modification, destruction or addition of data by a person not authorized to do so and that allow detecting intentional or unintentional misuse of information.

Our store is hosted on Shopify Inc platform which guarantees us very high levels of security and data protection. You can read about how Shopify uses and protects your information here https://www.shopify.com/legal/privacy

Our website is 256-bit SSL certified in which all pages, content, credit card and transaction information have a very high level of security equal to that used by banks. For your added security all payment transactions are processed automatically by Paypal and IfThenPay (depending on the chosen payment method) and therefore Court Satisfaction does not store any personal or banking data associated with your transaction.




We will respect professional secrecy in relation to the data processed and all our employees are covered by this obligation, being duly informed of the importance of complying with this legal duty of secrecy and being responsible for complying with this obligation of confidentiality.