How and why we process personal data
Dunantstraat 8
3024 BC Rotterdam
+31 (0)10 281 96 33
VAT number: 8228.97.799.B.01
Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KVK): 50734628
As a user of our website, you have the right to access your personal data. If you want to know which personal data Redkiwi processes about you, you can make a written request for access.
If your data is incorrect, incomplete, or not relevant, you can make an additional request to have this data deleted, modified, or supplemented.
If you have a complaint about the processing of your personal data, we ask you to contact us directly. If we cannot resolve the issue together, we understand that this is unfortunate. In that case, you have the right to file a complaint with the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (the Dutch Data Protection Authority), the supervisory authority for privacy protection.
Data collected by Redkiwi is intended to provide you, as a visitor, with the best possible information. For this purpose, we use cookies and pixels. On this page, you can read about the specific cookies we use. If you do not want your data to be stored via our cookies, simply click on the "Prefer not" button.
Some cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of the website. We always place these necessary cookies when your browser settings allow it. This also applies to Analytics cookies. These cookies analyze the use of our website, help us improve our website, or keep track of whether advertisements have led to the filling out of a form.
We also use so-called tracking cookies to make the website more user-friendly and personalized and for advertising purposes. We only place tracking cookies if you give us your consent. By clicking 'On' on the corresponding consent question, you give permission for the placement. We use these cookies to obtain more information about our visitors and create visitor profiles.
Additionally, when you visit our website, third parties also place tracking cookies. Redkiwi collaborates with external parties that use cookies to display customized advertisements based on your interests or to offer certain functionalities. You can read more about which parties, besides Redkiwi, place cookies and for what purpose below.
We share your personal data with suppliers and third parties when necessary for the performance of the agreement and to comply with any legal obligations. We also provide your personal data to third parties in some other cases, but only with your permission.
With suppliers who process your data on our behalf, we conclude a data processing agreement to guarantee the same level of security and confidentiality of your data. We remain responsible for these processing activities.
We use the following suppliers who process personal data on behalf of Redkiwi, with whom data processing agreements have been concluded: Hotjar, Mailchimp, Homerun, Gripp, Salesfeed, ActiveCampaign, and Pipedrive.
We use the Google Analytics pixel, but we have fully anonymized the information collected through it. Your IP address is anonymized by default, and we do not share this information with third parties, including Google itself. We do not create profiles based on user behavior for marketing purposes, nor do we track your data across multiple devices.
This website uses Google's retargeting options. This allows us to approach visitors to our website who have previously shown interest with targeted advertisements tailored to the individual and their interests in the Google search engine and the Google Network. This is based on a cookie, which does not store personal data but does store previous usage on the website. This cookie is stored on your computer or mobile phone. You can find more information about how Google handles your data here.
This website uses a Facebook Pixel, an analytics tool from Facebook. This tool helps us analyze the website, which in turn allows us to improve the Facebook experience for our users. The information generated by this cookie is sent and stored on Facebook's servers. Facebook uses this data to create aggregated reports on the website usage of all users, not with your IP address. The cookie only stores information such as which Facebook users visit the website, which pages these users visit, etc. This pixel also tracks the behavior of users after they see or click on a Facebook ad. This way, Facebook evaluates the effectiveness of ads. Thanks to the pixel, we are able to show website visitors an advertisement on the Facebook platform. The data obtained is anonymous to us and does not provide us with any further information about your identity as a user. However, Facebook stores and processes the data in such a way that it can be linked to a specific user profile. Therefore, Facebook can use the data for its own advertising purposes, in accordance with Facebook's privacy policy.
This website uses Insight Tag and Conversion Tag, two analytics tools from LinkedIn. LinkedIn uses cookies, which are text files placed on your computer, to help us analyze the website and improve your LinkedIn experience. The information generated by the cookie about your website usage is sent and stored on LinkedIn servers in Ireland. LinkedIn uses this data to create aggregated reports on the website usage of all users, not with your IP address. The cookie only stores information such as which LinkedIn users visit the website, which pages these users visit, etc. This pixel also tracks the behavior of users after they see or click on a LinkedIn ad. This way, LinkedIn evaluates the effectiveness of ads. Thanks to the pixel, we are able to show website visitors an advertisement on the LinkedIn platform. The data obtained is anonymous to us and does not provide us with any further information about your identity as a user.
Our website includes videos from Vimeo. These videos use snippets of code from Vimeo. By means of this code, cookies can be placed that are used by Vimeo. We have no control over the further use of the information collected by Vimeo. Please regularly review their privacy policy to understand how they process your (personal) data collected through these cookies.
Our website includes buttons to promote ("like") or share ("tweet") web pages on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. These buttons work through pieces of code that originate from Facebook and Twitter themselves. By means of this code, cookies are placed. We have no control over this. Please read the privacy policy of Facebook and Twitter (which may change regularly) to understand how they process your (personal) data collected through these cookies.
When it comes to cookies, we categorize them into the following categories:
In the overview below, you can see the cookies used on the website. Each cookie is explained in terms of its purpose and the category it falls into.
Purpose: Cookies are placed to gain a better understanding of the visitor's behavior on our website. This information is then used to improve the user experience on the website. Google is not allowed to share or use the obtained data for other Google services, and we anonymize IP addresses.
Expiration period: session
Category: Analytical
Purpose: Used to gain insights into how the website is used through anonymized heatmaps or recordings.
Expiration period: session
Category: Analytical
Purpose: The Facebook pixel tracks the products you view. This allows us to show you relevant ads on Facebook. For the cookies and possible data that Facebook collects, please refer to Facebook's data policy.
Expiration period: 90 days
Category: Marketing
Purpose: This retargeting cookie is placed to re-engage visitors who have visited certain pages on our website through image or text ads on third-party websites. For the cookies and possible data that Facebook collects, please refer to Facebook's data policy.
Expiration period: 90 days
Category: Tracking
Purpose: Google Ads is a service provided by Google that enables us to display ads in the search results of the Google search engine.
Expiration period: 30 days
Category: Marketing
Purpose: This cookie is placed to measure clicks and inquiries in order to optimize our advertising campaigns. It also allows us to re-engage visitors who have visited certain pages on our website through ads on third-party sites.
Expiration period: 30 days
Category: Tracking
Purpose: The LinkedIn pixel tracks the products you view. This allows us to show you relevant ads on LinkedIn. For the cookies and possible data that LinkedIn collects, please refer to LinkedIn's data policy.
Expiration period: 180 days
Category: Marketing
Purpose: Collects data about the user's visits to the website, such as which pages have been read. Enables the embedding of videos on the site.
Expiration period: 2 years
Category: Marketing
If you do not want your data to be stored using these cookies, simply click the prefer not to button. The site will continue to function fully. If you change your mind and want to modify your cookie consent, then clear the cookies in your browser, refresh the page, and you will see the cookie notification again.
If you have any questions about our cookie consent or if you want your data to be modified, please contact us. We will ensure that your information is updated within 1 month.
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