Privacy policy
North Coast Education AB, company registration number 559246-9547, is the controller for the processing described here.
We collect as little as possible: what is needed to sell a course, give access to it and issue a certificate. This page describes what that means.
What we process, and why
- On purchase: the name and email address of whoever orders, the organisation's name and registration number, and invoicing and reference details. The basis is performing our contract with you, and for accounting records a legal obligation.
- In your browser: the registration number you last started an order with is kept in the browser's local storage, so you need not type it again. For a sole trader it is the owner's personal identity number. It stays there until you start an order with another number or clear the site's data in your browser.
- During the course: the participant's name, email address, progress and test result. This is needed to give access to the course and issue the certificate.
- On contact: what you write to us, for as long as the matter requires.
- On visiting the site: the data described in the cookie policy. Analytics and ad measurement only happen if you have consented to them.
Who receives the data
The data is processed in the course portal, which is our learning platform. Beyond it we use providers for hosting, payment and email, who process the data on our behalf and on our instructions. We never sell personal data on.
How long we keep it
Records forming part of the accounts are kept for as long as accounting law requires. Records of completed training and issued certificates are kept for as long as the certificate should remain checkable, since that is the entire point of a certificate. Other data is erased once its purpose is met.
Your rights
You have the right to know what data we process, to have inaccurate data corrected, and in certain cases to have data erased or the processing restricted. Contact info@industriutbildning.se. If you are not satisfied with how we handle it, you can turn to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection.