The collection, processing and usage of personal data is only undertaken with the express consent of the individual.
All personal data stored at Sensory Slumber Ltd is protected by technical and operational safeguards against potential unauthorised access or abuse.
Sensory Slumber Ltd uses a secure method of data transmission known as SSL (Secure Socket Layer).
Sensory Slumber Ltd collect, store, modify, use and transmit personal data for their own specific purposes towards the justification and settlement of the user’s contract or contract relationships, including individual and personal customer advice and support. When necessary, we will transmit personal data to third parties (such as delivery companies). Only information that is needed to carry out its task will be transmitted and used.
Use of Cookies
Sensory Slumber Ltd’s online service uses ‘Cookies’ to operate. Cookies are text files, which are stored on a users computer when they visit a website. The text files contain no address data (e.g. user’s names and E-Mail data) or other personal information.
Users can set their web browser to halt the storage of the data files known as Cookies. In some cases this can lead to certain services and website functions to become unusable.
Sensory Slumber Ltd use ‘Google Analytics’ – an analysis service given by Google Inc, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, California, 94043, USA (Google). Google Analytics uses ‘cookies’. The information given by the cookies regarding the usage of shops is not personal and is sent to, and stored by a Google server in the USA. Google uses this information to create activity reports and compile further information connected to the usage of the shop and internet services. Google will transmit this information to third parties as far as statutory or lawful or with the prior consent of the user. Google will in no circumstances, link this information with other data they hold.
User Rights of Access to Personal Information
Visitors and users of Sensory Slumber Ltd can request (free of charge) access to any information held about them and its origin; any recipients of their data and the reason for the storage of such data.