Privacy statement
A privacy statement is used to be transparent to your customers about what personal data is processed and what happens to their personal data.
ICTRecht offers support in the form of practical legal advice. We have years of experience in drawing up and assessing a wide range of privacy documents and complex ICT contracts. Alternatively, if you would like to quickly draft a standard legal document yourself, you can generate a document within minutes in our document shop.
In some cases, your organisation is required to have particular legal documents. In other situations, legal documents can prevent disputes at a later date. The following situations come to mind:
With their thorough knowledge of ICT, privacy and law, and an eye for your business interests, the expert legal advisers of ICTRecht draw up tailor-made legal documents for you. We can also help you with a quick scan or comprehensive review of an existing document.
In our document shop, you can quickly and easily order the legal document you need. With the help of our wizards you will have the agreement at your disposal within minutes.
Go to the document shopA privacy statement is used to be transparent to your customers about what personal data is processed and what happens to their personal data.
If a party wishes to outsource the processing of personal data to another party, it is legally required to enter into a data processing agreement.
With general terms and conditions, you as a hosting company, web shop or other type of company provide clarity to your customers and safeguard your organisation’s legal position.
With a Service Level Agreement (SLA), you specify your guaranteed service levels. This makes it clear to your customers what they can expect from you.
A reselling agreement sets out the conditions under which a distributor may resell a provider’s software to third parties.
With a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), parties agree what information is considered confidential and may therefore not be shared with third parties.
In an end-user licence agreement (EULA), you stipulate the usage rights of the acquirer of your software. This is often accompanied by installation, customisation and training by the provider.
ICTRecht is the international branch of ICTRecht based in Brussels, at the heart of European law-making. Since 2010, ICTRecht has been serving national and international clients with legal advice about ICT/IT, privacy and intellectual property law. ICTRecht is particularly focused on advising clients who are, or wish to become, active across multiple jurisdictions in the EU. All of our legal advisors have a thorough understanding of both the legal and technological aspects of ICT law. We are flexible and reliable, approaching legal issues in a practical manner.
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