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Capiro recognises the importance of your privacy. We are concerned to protect all personal data that we obtain from you in the course of operating our business.
This privacy policy identifies what personal data we collect, why we collect it, where it is stored, what we do with it and how long we store it.
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By using our website and purchasing our training courses you agree to the use of the data that we collect as defined in this Privacy Policy.
We may update this policy as necessary, e.g.
Capiro Ltd. is registered with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office.
We collect personal data about you in the following circumstances:
You may cancel your subscriptions or memberships at any time, either by clicking ‘unsubscribe’ at the footer of emails we send you or by notifying us, e.g. by sending us a contact form.
When purchasing an online course from us, you are asked to provide:
Optionally, you may supply your company name
We use the personal data you share with us to:
Our website is hosted by the company, Rainmaker Data Services (RMDS), which is based in the United States of America.
Therefore, when you submit data to us, e.g. by completing and submitting a form on our website, you are transferring this data into the USA and in using our services you consent to such transfer.
If you purchase a product from Capiro, we will hold the data in accordance with UK law, particularly legislation related to taxation.
Normally we retain data associated with subscriptions until we receive a request from you to unsubscribe from a mailing list.
We will periodically review our list of subscribers and members. If your membership appears to be inactive, we may contact you to see if you still want your information to be held by us. If you do not, we will delete it.
We would normally retain information that you communicate to us by email or by submitting a contact form for only as long as it is useful to deal with the matter that you raise. We may retain specific information if it will help us to provide a better and more personalised service to you.
The information we collect about you is not shared with or sold to any other organisation.
Online payments for our products and services are made exclusively by you via Stripe or PayPal. All such transactions are therefore strictly between you and Stripe or PayPal.
We use Google Analytics to help us analyse our web traffic.
You have a right in law to see the information that we hold about you.
If you are a subscriber to an email list, the only information that we hold is your email address and possibly your first name and/or family name, as specified by you. You may unsubscribe from a list at any time.
If you purchase a course from you, a member account is set up automatically; the system will recognise you as a ‘member’. The details of your member account are shown on your ‘profile’. You may view and update your profile, online, at any time. You can also access your profile to change your password.
You may let us know if you want your member account to be deleted.
If you would like to comment on our privacy policy, or request additional information about it, please submit a contact form.
This privacy policy was last amended on January 12, 2024.
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