How Delivery Tech collects data

Privacy Policy - EU Regulation 2016/79 GDPR

  • Data collected by our applications automatically during your activities on the site and while using our services

  • When you use our services or browse on one of our websites, our system log files may collect information about you, such as:

    • your IP address;
    • your operating system;
    • your ID and your browser type;
    • GPS coordinates.

    Even your browsing activity on our site can be traced, through:

    • tracking technologies (such as Google Analytics) or similar on our website that are used to analyze trends, administer the website, track how users use the website and propose targeted advertising;
    • cookies, to optimize your browsing preferences.

    When we send an email to the subscribers of a service or a list of contacts, web beacons or pixel tags enable us to track certain actions. The proprietary tracking technologies contained in our emails allow us to measure the performance of email campaigns and improve the functionality offered to specific user segments.
    Web beacons let you gather information about when a user opens an email, their IP address, browser, email clients and other similar details. We also include web beacons in emails that are not subject to mass submission.
    The collected data is used to provide reports on how your email campaign was executed and delivered, and the actions the subscribers of your contact list have undertaken.

    When you contact and interact with us, we also collect data that you have shared with technical assistance or customer care while using our electronic systems (online chat, forum, telephone). This information is collected as:

    • part of the log files;
    • a third-party database of suppliers.

    For your peace of mind, we specify that these data are not accompanied by any additional personal information and are used to:

    • derive anonymous statistical information;
    • control usage needs;
    • determine responsibility in the event of hypothetical computer crimes;
    • track requests for assistance to ensure the rapid delivery of comprehensive solutions;
    • learn how and when you use our services, applications and software in order to improve them, both for you and for all our users.
  • Data provided voluntarily for the use of the services

  • In many cases we collect information that you voluntarily provide in order to fulfil a request, specifically when:

    • you sign up to use our services, applications and software;
    • request support from our customer support team;
    • write to us by email;
    • complete a contact form (or other form);
    • integrate services with another website or web service (e.g. Gmail);
    • communicate with us in any way (including by telephone).

    This information may include your name and surname, your client name, physical address, email address, telephone number, details of gender, occupation, location, purchase history and other demographic information.
    By providing this information, you consent to the fact that it is collected, used, transferred to the United States and stored by us, as described in our DPA and this Privacy Policy.

    With reference to the Export To Gmail feature, provided by the latest releases of our software MailStyler, we require access to a restricted scope of the Gmal API (https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.compose) for the sole purpose of uploading the designed templates to the Drafts folder of the user’s Gmail account, either by creating a new draft or by replacing an existing one.
    All the data collected through this method, will be locally stored on the user’s machine, will not be read by humans and will not be sent or made available to us or any third party.
    Any other use of data made possible by the access to this restricted scope (e.g. access to Gmail folders other than Drafts, creation and forwarding of emails) is explicitly excluded, without exception.

  • Consent to the processing of data

  • We have provided a declaration of consent to the processing of data, prepared in an understandable and easily accessible form, without harassment clauses. You can always make an authentic, free choice.
    In expressing or denying consent you must take into account:

    • the need to comply with the legal obligation to which Delivery Tech is subject as the data controller;
    • the need to execute a contract to provide a service in which you have expressed an interest;
    • possible pre-contractual measures to execute requests for quotes or to use demonstration versions.

    You will always have the opportunity to give your consent by a positive and unequivocal act in which you express your free, specific and informed intent to accept the processing of personal data about you.
    Depending on the situation, “positive and unequivocal act” means:

    • a written paper declaration;
    • a communication through electronic means (for example, forms completed online) or paper;
    • an oral communication with a registered procedure.

    If the communication takes place by completing a contact form (or any other form) on the website, you must actively select a specific box that clearly indicates that you have intentionally accepted the proposed treatment.
    In other cases you will have to check a box printed on a paper form, or you must expressly state the word “YES” during an oral communication in response to a request by the person in charge of the processing of your data. The action will be recorded and will be proof of your consent.
    You may at any time decide to avoid processing data according to the rules of the GDPR and the conditions of opportunity.

  • Data retention – Times and methods of treatment

  • At Delivery Tech we do our best to keep your data accurate, up-to-date, and limited to the information you provide. We will keep your information for as long as your account is active or for the time necessary to provide our services.
    We may also retain and use your information to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, prevent abuse and enforce our agreements.
    The data we collect to meet our contractual obligations, and the information about how and when you use our services are stored in active databases, log files or other types of duly protected and encrypted data storage systems.
    In particular:

    • personal data to fulfill the contractual conditions will be stored in management databases protected on our servers for the entire period of the agreement;
    • personal data collected and related to contractual and billing obligations are stored by secure backup on our servers, for a period of 5 years following the termination of the contractual relationship: termination of the contractual relationship means the explicit termination of the contract by the user, Delivery Tech or the non-use of services for a period defined in the DPA;
    • personal data collected to access our services, applications and software, whether purchased services, demonstrations or searches made following access by username and password of the individual’s account, will be stored on our servers via a database accessible from an active account. Subsequently, they will be stored by means of secure backup on our servers for as long as you use the service, or stored for 12 months in case of cancellation.

    Delivery Tech is not required to store all your data forever. You will be able to access some of the data until you have an active contract, whether paid or free, and for a period that varies with the type of data in question and the plan signed. The information we store may include statistics relating to your account, the content of your emails, contact lists, etc.
    The data received for a business contact, such as a Curriculum Vitae, will be archived and duly protected on the PC in the dedicated folders of Human Resources personnel, for the period of time necessary to complete the personnel selection operations.
    The data received from the contact form for general information will be processed in the ways and times provided to give feedback to the type of contact. During that period, the information will be stored and accessible only to staff.

  • Data transfer from the EU

  • European user data are stored and processed on servers located in the EU, but they could be transferred, processed and stored on servers located in the United States of America.
    Because our offices are also located in the United States, some of the accounts could be processed at these locations and in accordance with the GDPR. As a result, we have appointed the eDisplay company for the EU.
    Delivery Tech assures you that you have already set up all the mechanisms within your business group to ensure the verification of compliance with the binding corporate rules. These mechanisms include checks on data protection, as well as methods to ensure adequate security and protection of the data subject’s rights. Your data will be processed exclusively by Delivery Tech and eDisplay.

  • Data present in the contact lists of our customers

  • When you use our services, we have access to the information contained in the email contact lists of your account, as well as to the subject and content of the emails you send.
    This data is stored on secure servers. Only a limited number of people are authorized to access that data, specifically to provide support services.
    You can easily retrieve your contact lists from your accounts at any time using the export procedure. You can also change and/or delete contacts at any time from your accounts.
    In no case will Delivery Tech sell, share or lease your contact lists to third parties, or use them for purposes other than those set out in this policy statement. We will use information from your contact lists only for legal requirements, for invoices and possibly for aggregate and non-systematic statistics, in order to provide you with the best services.
    Remember that you are the creator of your contact lists and associated email campaigns so you are considered the data controller under the GDPR. Delivery Tech acts only as a data processor.

  • Cookies


  • Some of our Web pages utilize “cookies” and other tracking technologies. A “cookie” is a small text file that may be used, for example, to collect information about Web site activity. Some cookies and other technologies may serve to recall Personal Information previously indicated by a Web user. Most browsers allow you to control cookies, including whether or not to accept them and how to remove them.
    You may set most browsers to notify you if you receive a cookie, or you may choose to block cookies with your browser, but please note that if you choose to erase or block your cookies, you will need to re-enter your original user ID and password to gain access to certain parts of the Web site.
    Tracking technologies may record information such as Internet domain and host names; Internet protocol (IP) addresses; browser software and operating system types; clickstream patterns; and dates and times that our site is accessed. Our use of cookies and other tracking technologies allows us to improve our Web site and your Web experience. We may also analyze information that does not contain Personal Information for trends and statistics.