Personal Infotmation
What and why

When you use our website, you give us certain information, such as when you place an order, subscribe to a newsletter or ask to receive information about Numéroter.

This personal data may include:
– your name, date of birth, gender, email,
phone number and billing/shipping address;
– your company name, Chamber of Commerce file number and VAT number, if relevant; – your payment information;
– which product(s) you ordered;
– your correspondence with Numéroter, if any;
– your online movement – how you use our site, the length of your session, etc. – known as behavior data; and
– your IP address and time stamp.

We use this personal
data to:

– process and fulfil any orders placed;
– analyze and improve the quality/quantity
of information on our website about our products and customer services;
– fine-tune how we handle things like deliveries;
– answer any questions you ask;
– provide information on new products and services;
– provide you with a personal account on our website;
– allow you to connect with our social media accounts;
research our customers’, business partners’ and others’
level of satisfaction; and carry out internal analysis for consumer research purposes.

This means that, even without your giving us specific consent, we at Numéroter have your permission to send you information about products that are the same or similar to those you have previously ordered and/or other information we think you will find useful. However, you do have the right to tell us if you don’t want to receive any such information – see ‘Unsubscribe’ below. We may also use data about how you use our website to prevent or detect fraud, abuse and illegal use and to comply with court orders, governmental requests and applicable law.

Third Parties

– process and fulfil any orders placed;
– analyze and improve the quality/quantity
of information on our website about our products and customer services;
– fine-tune how we handle things like deliveries;
– answer any questions you ask;
– provide information on new products and services;
– provide you with a personal account on our website;
– allow you to connect with our social media accounts;
– research our customers’, business partners’ and others’ level of satisfaction; and carry out internal analysis for consumer research purposes.

This means that, even without your giving us specific consent, we at Numéroter have your permission to send you information about products that are the same or similar to those you have previously ordered and/or other information we think you will find useful. However, you do have the right to tell us if you don’t want to receive any such information – see ‘Unsubscribe’ below. We may also use data about how you use our website to prevent or detect fraud, abuse and illegal use and to comply with court orders, governmental requests and applicable law.

Browser Sessions
And IP Adress

We use your computer’s IP address which is a number automatically assigned to your computer during a browsing session. It shows how websites are used and can help with analysis.

Permissions

According to European law, you have to give permission for the use of cookies. This cookie policy explains which cookies these are. You can accept our cookies in two ways:
by closing the cookie notification you see on your first visit, or simply by continuing on our website. You continue on our website (and thus agree to the placement of all cookies) by clicking on any part of the Numéroter web pages (except opening this cookie policy) or by browsing other pages on the Numéroter website.

What Are Cookies

A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your computer when you visit a website.
It saves information that can be read by the website and third parties. While some cookies are needed for the website to function properly, others are used to increase the site’s user-friendliness or to show targeted advertisements on, for example, our social media channels. JavaScript is a program that is placed on your computer to find out your location and which actions you perform, to give us greater insight into your behavior.

What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your computer when you visit a website.
It saves information that can be read by the website and third parties. While some cookies are needed for the website to function properly, others are used to increase the site’s user-friendliness or to show targeted advertisements on, for example, our social media channels. JavaScript is a program that is placed on your computer to find out your location and which actions you perform, to give us greater insight into your behavior.

Deleting or disabling cookies.
You can disable JavaScript and cookies although you might find that the website doesn’t function fully. You can disable or delete them using:

– Chrome,
– Firefox,
– Internet Explorer,
– Edge,
– Safari (iOS),
– Safari (macOS).

Which cookie types does Numéroter use and what for?
We use four categories of cookies: functional, analytical, marketing and social media (plugin) cookies.

Functional Cookies
These keep the website functioning properly. For example, they carry information over from one page to the next, so you don’t have to repeatedly fill in the same information. They also retain your preferences such as language settings. Your prior consent is not required for the use of these cookies.

Marketing Cookies
We use Google Analytics and Adwords cookies to measure how you use our website, help you choose suitable products and show you offers you might be interested in. We use Facebook and Instagram cookies to see which products you view so we can show you relevant advertisements on those sites. For more details on the cookies these parties place and the data they collect, see the statements by these parties below. Your consent is required for the use of Google, Facebook and Instagram cookies.

Changes To The Cookies Policy
From time to time, we make changes to this cookie policy without notifying you, for example because the website or the cookie regulations have changed. Changes take effect immediately after they have been published on the website. We therefore advise you to consult our cookie policy regularly so you keep up to date with any new information and can change your settings if necessary. By continuing to use this website, you agree to any changes to the cookie policy.

Stopping Cookies
If you do not want us to use cookies, you can easily stop them. You can also turn on your notifications to become aware of when cookies are used. To do this, you need to adopt the appropriate settings on your browser.