Administrators/Entities entrusted with processing your personal data:

Pawul Partners sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Lublin, at ul. Pana Balcera 6B/U5, NIP: 7123372725.

1. The Administrator collects data for specified, lawful purposes, processes it lawfully, and does not subject it to further processing inconsistent with these purposes. Data is collected only for necessary and essential purposes.
2. The Administrator does not process special categories of data.
3. The Administrator makes every effort to protect data from unauthorized access by third parties, using high-level organizational and technical security measures.
4. The Administrator does not share data with any unauthorized recipients in accordance with applicable legal regulations.
5. For matters related to personal data protection and exercising rights related to data processing, you can contact us via email at .

For what purposes are your personal data processed?

1. With your consent, data may be processed for analytical, marketing, and profiling purposes. If consent is given, data may be processed by Pawul Partners.
2. Your data may also be processed to tailor website content to your interests, detect bots and abuse, perform statistical measurements, and improve Pawul Partners’ services.

For how long will your personal data be stored?

1. Data will be processed for marketing purposes until you withdraw your consent for such processing.
2. For Pawul Partners’ services, your data will be processed for the duration of service delivery and, in justified cases, after the service ends, but only if permitted or required under applicable law, e.g., for statistical, accounting, or claims-related purposes. In such cases, data will be processed only for as long as necessary to achieve the relevant purposes.

What are the legal grounds for processing your personal data?

1. The legal basis for processing your data for marketing purposes is your voluntary consent to data processing, including profiling (Art. 6(1)(a) of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 – “GDPR”).
2. Regarding the provision of services by Pawul Partners, your data will be processed under Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR.

Requirement to provide personal data

1. Providing personal data for marketing purposes, including profiling and analytical purposes, is voluntary. If you do not consent to the processing of personal data left by you when using websites, services, and other functionalities, including those saved in cookies, your personal data will not be processed for this purpose.
2. Providing data for the provision of Pawul Partners’ services is necessary. If you refuse to provide this data, the service cannot be delivered.
3. Data processing to tailor website content, detect bots and abuse, and ensure high service quality is necessary. Failure to collect your personal data for these purposes may prevent proper service delivery.
4. Data processing for participation in internet research is necessary to collect statistical information about website visitors and understand how they use services, ensuring high service quality. Failure to collect data for these purposes may prevent proper service delivery.

To whom will your personal data be shared?

1. Your data may be shared with entities processing personal data on behalf of the Administrator, including IT service providers, marketing agencies, and research firms, based on agreements with the Administrator and following its instructions.
2. Your data may also be shared with entities authorized to obtain it under applicable law.

Transfer of data outside the European Economic Area

1. Your personal data will not be transferred to third countries outside the European Economic Area.

What are your rights concerning personal data processing?

1. You have the following rights regarding your personal data processing:
2. Right to access your data, including obtaining a copy,
3. Right to request data rectification,
4. Right to data erasure (in certain situations),
5. Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority,
6. Right to restrict data processing.

If your data is processed based on consent or as part of a provided service (necessary for service delivery), you may also exercise the following rights:

1. Right to withdraw consent where data processing is based on consent. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
2. Right to data portability.
3. To exercise these rights, contact Pawul Partners via email at .

Information on the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

1. You have the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office. More information is available on the Office’s website.

Cookies and other technologies

1. Pawul Partners uses cookies (text files) and other technologies on its websites to record information about visited pages and user activity.
2. Cookies are small pieces of information saved by your browser. Cookies do not affect software or hardware. They are associated only with the browser of a specific device, without identifying the user by name (anonymous user). Cookies are information saved by the server on the user’s device, readable by the server upon each connection.
3. „Other technologies” include web beacons, pixels, and anonymous tags of advertising networks. Because ads and web beacons must be delivered to the browser directly from advertising network servers, these networks may set or modify cookies as if you requested their webpage.
4. To provide tailored offers and for contract performance or explicit consent from the data subject, Pawul Partners may use profiling, which involves using personal data to analyze or predict preferences and interests. Pawul Partners does not make decisions based solely on automated processing that significantly affect the data subject.

Types of cookies

• Authentication
  Necessary cookies – information enabling the use of services available on the website, used for authentication.
• Security
  Information used to ensure security, including mechanisms preventing abuse and data leaks.
• Preferences
  Functional cookies – information enabling the storage of user-selected settings, such as language or region, font size, and website appearance.
• Other Entities
  Pawul Partners allows other entities to use cookies – so-called third-party cookies – shared with Trusted Partners (service providers, particularly search engines, advertising networks, and internet research firms).

Social Plugins

Information supporting functions and providing relevant content tailored to user needs, sourced from entities operating social services:

• Facebook places „Like” and „Recommend/Share” buttons on its pages linked to the Facebook service. A code referencing Facebook is embedded on these pages. By using the „Like” button or recommending an image or page section, as well as leaving a comment, the user logs into Facebook, where Facebook’s privacy policy applies: http://pl-pl.facebook.com/help/cookies
• Messenger – A code referencing the Messenger chat by Facebook is embedded on relevant pages. By using Messenger, the user logs in, where Facebook’s privacy policy applies: http://pl-pl.facebook.com/help/cookies
• YouTube places videos shared from YouTube on its pages. A code referencing YouTube is embedded on these pages. YouTube tracks video playback according to its privacy policy: http://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/privacy/
• Twitter places tweet buttons on its pages linked to Twitter. A code referencing Twitter is embedded on these pages. By tweeting, the user logs into Twitter, where Twitter’s privacy policy applies: https://twitter.com/privacy

Profiling (including analytics)

1. Information about website usage that allows for tailoring ads to user preferences and habits. Based on this information, general user profiles (e.g., age, gender, interests) can be created.
2. Pawul Partners is a party to an agreement with: GOOGLE Inc.

How to manage cookies

1. If you do not wish to receive cookies, you can change your browser settings. Note that disabling necessary cookies for authentication, security, and preferences may make it difficult or impossible to use websites.
2. Most browsers allow users to control cookies through preference settings. Users should read the privacy policies of these browsers to understand how they use cookies. Limiting cookies may reduce the overall website experience.
3. To manage cookie settings, choose them on the device/browser you use.