Privacy Policy

SCAI Engineering (hereinafter “SCAI” or de “Company”), in accordance with current legislation on the Data Protection, informs the users of the website www.scaiengineering.com (hereinafter “the Website”) about its Privacy Policy, which applies to the processing of personal data voluntarily provided by users when using the Website.

By providing their personal data through the Website, and, where applicable, by marking the relevant acceptance box, users expressly agree that SCAI may process such data in accordance with this Privacy Policy and for the purposes specified herein.

SCAI informs that their personal data will be only collected and processed when it is appropriate, relevant, and not excessive in relation to the scope and the specific, explicit and legitimate purposes for which it was obtained. The data will be deleted when it is no longer necessary or relevant for those purposes, or when requested by the data subject in the exercise of their right of erasure.

SCAI reaffirms its commitment to complying with current data protection legislation and any other applicable legislation at all times.

Personal data provided will be processed in accordance with the following information.

What personal data do we collect and what do we use it for?

1. Data collected directly from the user – Provided voluntarily through the completion of the contact form.

2. Data collected indirectly from the user through the cookies – Used for statistical purposes, to analyze how the Website is used, and to offer value-added services, such as displaying the location map of our offices.

Further details on the processing of your personal data can be found in the table below. The information is structured under the following headings:

1. Main purposes –  Specifies the reason why we need to collect and process your data. 

2. Lawfulness of processing – Outlines the legal basis that allows us to process your data.

3. Storage periods – Indicates the specific retention period or criteria used to determine it.

4. Recipients – Identifies, where applicable, the parties with whom we may lawfully share your data.

5. Data subject’s Rights – Provides information on your rights as a data subject under applicable data protection laws.