Privacy Policy and Terms
As a customer of the company, your data is processed to the extent necessary to administer the customer relationship and for the company to be able to fulfill its obligations towards you. In addition, the data is used to enable the company to offer personalized offers to you as a customer. The processing is based on the agreement or customer relationship that arises when, for example, the customer places an order with the company. Marketing is sent to you as a customer based on either explicit consent or a balancing of interests carried out by the company.
We receive information that you voluntarily provide to us when you purchase a service from us, send an email or contact us in any way. Any processing based on the customer's consent can be revoked by the customer at any time and without explanation by contacting info@tullify.se.
The information may be disclosed to authorities in accordance with what is prescribed by law, to any partners who deliver support services to the company, such as IT services, in the manner and to the extent required for the company to be able to fulfill its commitments to you as a customer, and for marketing purposes.
The company strives not to transfer data to a country or company located outside the EU/EEA. If the need for such a transfer nevertheless arises, the company will take appropriate protective measures to best protect our customers' personal data.
The customer's personal data is saved as long as the customer relationship remains and thereafter for the time required or permitted according to applicable legislation and practice at any given time.
When the company collects and processes your personal data, you have certain rights. You have the right to:
– Request an extract of the personal data the company processes and how it is processed;
– Request correction of any incorrect information;
– Request to be deleted. However, this can only be done provided that the company is not entitled to retain the data on any other legal basis;
– Request that processing be restricted in certain circumstances, e.g. while a question about the accuracy of data is being investigated
– When the General Data Protection Regulation comes into effect, exercise the right to data portability.
The company takes appropriate technical and organizational information security measures to prevent and limit the risks associated with providing personal data such as unauthorized access, disclosure, misuse, alteration and destruction. Only authorized personnel bound by confidentiality have access to identifiable personal data.
The Company’s websites may contain various blogs, forums, wikis and other social media applications or services that allow you to share content with other users (collectively, “Social Media Applications”). Any personal data or other information that you contribute to any Social Media Application may be read, collected and used by other users of that Social Media Application, over whom we have little or no control. Accordingly, we assume no responsibility for any other user’s use or misuse of information that you contribute to any Social Media Application.
ABOUT COOKIES & DATA POLICY
Our website uses almost no cookies. A cookie is a very small text file that is stored on your computer. It is used to remember you and your choices on the website. Cookies are a great way for websites to save important information and settings. For example, when you were last there, what you entered into a form so you don't have to type it again, what choices you made and so on.
Cookies cannot contain code and therefore you do not need to worry about advertising, spyware, viruses or the like. Cookies do not significantly burden your system. Only the website that saved the text file can read it, so no one else can see what you have done with us. Swedish law requires us to inform you about which cookies are used and their purpose.
We use the following cookies:
Statistics cookie: Used to measure traffic and browsing behavior, such as whether or not you have visited our website before and to create an understanding of how individual visitors use our website.
Session cookie: Keeps track of whether you are logged in to our website and to customize the content on the website based on your previous choices.
Within the framework of retargeting and banner advertising, we also use services from third parties, which save cookies on our site.
If you do not want to allow cookies to be stored on your computer, you can disable this option in your browser's security settings. This will not store cookies on your computer, but you will also not be able to use certain features on our and other websites. Some information about the use of Tullify's website is sent to Google when we use Google Analytics and Google Search Console. However, we use the anonymized version of this so that no information relating to any individual user is sent to Google. Click here to read about how Google uses the data they receive in this way.
Personal data collected on the website is handled with modern information technology and can be used, among other things, to fulfill customer relations, analysis, marketing.
If you have any questions regarding the handling of your personal data, please contact the company/data protection officer at info@tullify.se.
POWER OF ATTORNEY TERMS
As a direct representative according to art.5 of the EU Customs Code Article 5 [105]
Under the conditions laid down in Article 64(2) and subject to the provisions adopted under Article 243(2)(b), any person may appoint a representative for his relations with the customs authorities for the purpose of completing the documents and formalities laid down in the customs legislation.
This representation may be: — direct, in which case the representative shall act in the name and on behalf of another person, or — indirect, in which case the representative shall act in his own name but on behalf of another person. A Member State may limit the right to lodge customs declarations to a customs representative operating within its territory in accordance with the rules governing — direct representation, or — indirect representation.
An agent must be established in the Community except in the cases referred to in Article 64(2)(b) and Article 64(3).
An agent shall state that he is acting on behalf of the principal, state whether the agency is direct or indirect, and have authority to act as agent. A person who does not state that he is acting in the name or on behalf of another person, or who states that he is acting in the name or on behalf of another person without having authority to do so, shall be deemed to be acting in his own name and on behalf of himself.
The customs authorities may require that a person who claims to be acting in the name or on behalf of another person provide proof of his or her authority to act as an agent. Note: For further provisions on the right to engage an agent, see [1806—1807].
