Introduction

Bohr is committed to protecting data and respecting the privacy of persons and organisations it deals with. This Privacy Statement explains when and why we:

• collect personal information about individuals;

• how we use it;

• the conditions under which we may disclose it to others;

• the lawful basis for processing;

• retention periods;

• how we keep it secure.

  Bohr Limited is registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office,. Under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR), you have rights as an individual which you can exercise in relation to the information we hold about you. You can read more about these rights on the ICO website.

  Personal Data

  We hold names, phone numbers, addresses and email addresses for those that we provide products and services to and for those who request information from us, through the likes of our website. We also hold accountancy information for clients that have procured our products and services and for third party suppliers that we work with. Occasionally we may need to hold the country of residence if this is required for tax purposes.

  Your personal information will be used to:

1. Provide you with products, services and support as requested you.

2. Where it is necessary for performing the contract we have entered into with you.

3. To satisfy our legal obligations, for example in relation to tax records.

4. To answer queries or provide information about our products and services when requested by

   you.

5. For accounting purposes.

If you are a supplier or a client we usually keep your details >5 years from the last exchange, as this allows us to provide ongoing support and information as needed.

Access to Personal Information

Bohr aims to be as open as it can, in terms of giving individuals access to their personal information. You can find out your rights with regards to your personal information, including data storage, access and retention periods, by contacting us and making a request, in accordance with Chapter 3 of UK GDPR. We will not make a charge for this information, however if the request is particularly complex or if there are numerous requests, then the timescale for our response may be extended. If we need to ask for such an extension, we will notify you of the extension within one month of the receipt of the Subject Access Request, including the reasons for the delay. If we do hold information about you, we will give you a copy of the data, tell you why we are holding it, and tell you who it is being disclosed to. On rare occasions we may refuse requests if, for example this involves the disclosure of another individual’s data or for legal reasons. To make a request for access to any personal information we may hold, you need to put the request in writing, addressing it to accounts@bohreng.com, or by writing to our postal address provided below. You may also object to this processing or wish to make corrections to the data. If you wish to make any such request please make this clear in your request.

Data Processing

Bohr use an online CRM called Xero, which will be reviewed quarterly to ensure accuracy of information, date of last contact and required retention period and the reason for the data being stored. This will ensure that only valid and accurate information is being stored and any unnecessary or historical data is archived and not kept on record.