Privacy policy
This privacy policy describes how Oktoprod collects, uses and protects personal data as part of its services.
1. Data controller
The data controller is:
Grégory Van Raek, operating as a self-employed professional under the trade name Oktoprod
Rue Dicke Beusch 4
4840 Welkenraedt – Belgium
Email: hello@oktoprod.be
Company number (BCE/KBO): 0671.701.442
2. Data collected
We may collect:
- Identification data (name, email…)
- Usage data
- Technical data (IP, logs, browser)
- Transaction data
Data collected varies depending on the service used.
3. Purposes
- Providing and operating the services
- Managing users and access
- Support and follow-up
- Security and improvement
No commercial use without consent.
4. Legal basis
- Performance of a contract
- Legal obligations
- Legitimate interest
5. Hosting
Data for the oktoprod.be website is hosted by Hostinger International Ltd. For applications developed for third-party clients, the hosting provider is specified in that project's own privacy policy.
6. Retention
- Up to 12 months after use
- Or as required by legal obligations
7. Sharing
Data is never sold. It may be shared with the following technical providers, strictly to the extent necessary for the site to function:
- Web3Forms — processes messages sent through the contact form (name, company, email, message)
- Umami Analytics — anonymised visit statistics, loaded only after consent via the cookie banner
If any of these providers processes data outside the European Union, this transfer is governed by a GDPR-compliant safeguard (standard contractual clauses or an adequacy decision).
Data may also be disclosed where required by law.
8. Security
- Restricted access
- Secure infrastructure
- Protection against unauthorised access
9. Your rights
- Right of access
- Right of rectification
- Right to erasure
- Right to restriction
Contact: hello@oktoprod.be
10. Supervisory authority
Belgian Data Protection Authority
https://www.autoriteprotectiondonnees.be
11. Limitation of liability
Despite the measures in place, no system is ever completely secure.