Privacy Notice
As Bohem Notes, I like to take a moment and share details of the privacy policy with you. My website address is: https://bohemnotes.com
What do I collect about you and why?
First of all, let me say how delighted I am that you are here on my website. When you visit my website, you have the option to connect with me via a call or email. You provide your email address here, so I can respond to your inquiry and share further information.
As a reader of my website, some details such as your IP address may be collected, and cookies may be dropped onto your device. IP Address is a technical term for your device’s electronic address. Unfortunately, cookies are not the soft, chewy and chocolatey kind. Instead, they are small text files used to identify your device, track your visit to a website or application, or remember your preferences.
My website is powered by WordPress. Whilst I understand that only necessary cookies for the working and operation of the platform and applications will be dropped, there are additional cookies, which you can control and adjust accordingly through your browser settings. More information on WordPress cookie policy can be found on their website at Automatic Cookie Policy. Please note that all social media publish their cookie policies on their platforms. You can easily search their sites for more information.
It’s a joy to share my words with you, and the celebration doubles when you decide to work with me through a commission of services, collaboration, or other arrangements. When we work together, I have a legitimate interest in collecting a little more information, such as your name, contact details, address, and billing information, as I cannot operate my business properly without these details. However, I will do my best to ensure these administrative matters do not get in the way of co-creating your journey of joy.
How your data is collected?
There are various ways that data about you is collected, please see the most common ways below:
- Direct interaction – When you get in touch with Bohem Notes you may have provided us with personal data such as your name, address and email addresses when you correspond with us by post, phone, email or otherwise. You provide us with this data when you . . .
- Book a workshop or joy coaching package at Bohem Notes
- Make an enquiry about the services
- Subscribe to receive updates
- Make a purchase from the Bohem Notes shop
- Contact us, request a quote or fill in any other form on the Bohem Notes Website.
What is the lawful basis that allows me to collect this?
By filling in your email address, you say yes and provide consent. In other words, you are choosing to connect and receive updates. It would break my heart to see you go, but at any time, you can inform me you no longer wish to receive the updates. Send me an email at nisha@bohemnotes.com and add the text ‘Remove from mailing list’ or ‘Unsubscribe’.
When we work together, through a commission of work, collaboration or other, I have a legitimate interest in collecting a little more information as I cannot operate my business properly without these details.
Who is the controller of the information?
The ‘Controller’ of the information is Bohem Notes, which is the trading name for my business. You can contact me at nisha@bohemnotes.com
Will I share your information?
No, I will not share your information with anyone unless I am required to do this by law or an order of the Court.
Where will I store your information?
Keeping your information safe and secure is important to me. Below are a list of tools and products that I currently use and/or subscribe to:
· Google suite of products for correspondence and record keeping;
· WordPress for the website content;
· Xero accounting software for billing and invoicing;
· Zoom, Google Meet, Whatsapp or classic telephone call for audio and video communications.
Where possible, I will store your information in the UK. However, service providers may use storage facilities elsewhere. I have exercised care to select approved and known service providers and will ensure that contracts and licences are in place for any service providers I use.
I will keep your information for the length of time required by law or until you inform me otherwise. At a minimum, financial records must be kept for 6 years, and other details will be kept for 12 months after we stop working together.
After that, I will take the necessary steps to dispose of the information securely.
Kindly note that I may add more tools to enhance the services from time to time. So please check in to this page every once in a while for updates.
What are your rights?
You may request to view and obtain a copy of the personal information I hold about you (known as a ‘Subject Access Request’). You may also ask me to correct or delete your personal information. These are at no cost to you. If you would like a copy of your information, you can contact me at nisha@bohemnotes.com and indicate the nature of your request in the subject line. For example: ‘Request to View Personal Data Information’. I would appreciate it if you could take this step as it would be helpful for me. Upon receiving your email, I will have one month to respond to you.
It would break my heart to see you go, but you can also inform me at any time that you no longer wish to receive emails and updates (if you had taken steps to subscribe). Send me an email at nisha@bohemnotes.com and add the text ‘Remove Details’ or ‘Unsubscribe’.
More information on your rights can be found on the Information Commissioner’s website at www.ico.org.uk.
How to complain
I am confident we can resolve any differences on a mutual and amicable basis. However, suppose for any reason we are unable to or you wish to seek other recourse. In that case, you can complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office at Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF, Telephone 0303 123 1113 (local rate) or by email to casework@ico.org.uk.
I hope the terms of this Privacy Notice are clear to you. Once again, I extend my heartfelt thanks for your support.
This privacy notice was published on 5 May 2022 and may be updated from time to time.