The first comprehensive privacy and cookie policy guide on the market. Dedicated to online store owners (and others) who want to process personal data legally.
The GDPR Guide for E-Commerce, Exemplifying Privacy and Cookie Policies, is a collection of information and practical experiences on how to process personal data within online operations. It is likely the only guide on the Polish market that covers this topic so comprehensively. Although the internet is full of advice on cookie and privacy policies, no other source we know of covers these topics in such a comprehensive and readable way. We kept this in mind when creating the guide and decided to invite experts from the Answer law firm to collaborate with us to describe precisely what, who, and when privacy and cookie policies must be implemented on an online store's website.
GDPR Guides – for whom?
The GDPR e-commerce guide, as the name suggests, is primarily dedicated to online store owners, marketing and sales specialists who work in companies with online stores , and people dealing with issues related to the protection of buyers' data and store management.
For all those who want to process personal data in any way (in accordance with the law), i.e.:
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- apply the correct basis for processing personal data,
- fulfill information obligations,
- properly entrust the processing of personal data,
- use appropriate technical and organizational measures,
- and also have updated information on your online store's website regarding how to collect and process personal data.
For many online store owners, the law on this matter can be a mystery. (After all, who wouldn't? 😬)
For all those for whom GDPR issues pose a real challenge and who have to face them in business or everyday life – the GDPR Guide for e-commerce has just been created.
What will you find in the GDPR Guide for e-commerce?
The first chapter of the GDPR Guide for E-commerce addresses privacy policy. Experts from a law firm provide a detailed description of how to write a privacy policy for an online store , what it should include, and the purpose and legal basis for data processing. Each subchapter includes examples to easily explain difficult issues and topics.
The second chapter contains all the information related to cookie policy . You'll learn about the rights of individuals whose data is processed by your company, and what information should be included, for example, in forms collecting personal data or contact information. Furthermore, this chapter also includes information on the role of the Data Protection Officer, a person whose appointment will be necessary if your e-commerce business meets any of the examples included in the Guide.
The Law is not as terrible as it is painted.
This guide, although it may seem obscure, is written in a way that's as accessible and easy to understand as possible. The content is enriched with tables and graphics that bring clarity to the entire text and make the GDPR, including the privacy and cookie policies, easier to understand than ever before. Anyone who downloads the GDPR guide will be able to make the necessary changes to their company's policies to ensure they are legally compliant and up-to-date with the law in August 2020.
A few words about the authors of the GDPR Guide for e-commerce.
The Guide was authored by legal counselors representing the ANSWER Wojciechowski i Partnerzy Law Firm, specializing in corporate law, high-tech law, and intellectual property law. A total of seven people from the firm contributed to its creation, so we encourage you to download it! 😊
Summary
The above article covers the following topics:
- GDPR Guide as practical support for people who want to process customer data legally and run an e-shop safely,
- the contents of the GDPR Guide for e-commerce,
- simplifying difficult legal issues in the GDPR Guide,
- why it is worth trusting a publication created by legal specialists.
