No public evidenceSynoptek and GDPR
CertReports found no public GDPR evidence for Synoptek as of unknown date. This does not mean the vendor is non-compliant. It means CertReports found no public evidence at the last check.
Evidence
- Kind
- listing
- Issued or listed
- 25 Jan 2017
- Scope
- Synoptek provides various solutions to its Individual Customers who purchase its products. Synoptek collects Personal Data from Individual Customers when they purchase its services, register with our website, log-in to their account, complete surveys, request information or otherwise communicate with us. For example, Synoptek individual customers may choose to seek live support or post to a message board. The Personal Data that we collect may vary based on the Individual Customer's interaction with our website and request for our services. As a general matter, Synoptek collects the following types of Personal Data from its Individual Customers: contact information, including, a contact person's name, work email address, work mailing address, work telephone number, title, and company name, as well as payment information (which might include credit card and/or bank account information). Individual customers have the option to log into their accounts online and to request service online, including through a live support option; we will collect information that they choose to provide to us through these portals. When Individual Customers use our services online, we will collect their IP address and browser type. We may associate IP address and browser type with a specific customer. We also may collect Personal Data from persons who contact us through our website to request additional information; in such a situation, we would collect contact information (as discussed above) and any other information that the person chooses to submit through our website. The information that we collect from Individual Customers is used for selling the products and services they buy from us, managing transactions, reporting, invoicing, renewals, other operations related to providing services and products to the Individual Customer. For certain products, Synoptek serves as a service provider. In our capacity as a service provider, we will receive, store, and/or process Personal Data. In such cases, we are acting as a data processor and will process the personal information on behalf of and under the direction of our partners and/or agents. The information that we collect from our Individual Customers in this capacity is used for managing transactions, reporting, invoicing, renewals, other operations related to providing services to the Individual Customer, and as otherwise requested by our partner and/or agent. Synoptek uses Personal Data that it collects directly from its Individual Customers and for its partners indirectly in its role as a service provider for the following business purposes, without limitation: 1. maintaining and supporting its products, delivering and providing the requested products/services, and complying with its contractual obligations related thereto (including managing transactions, reporting, invoices, renewals, and other operations related to providing services to an Individual Customer); 2. satisfying governmental reporting, tax, and other requirements (e.g., import/export); 3. storing and processing data, including Personal Data, in computer databases and servers located in the United States; 4. verifying identity (e.g., for online access to accounts); 5. as requested by the Individual Customer; 6. for other business-related purposes permitted or required under applicable local law and regulation; 7. and as otherwise required by law.
| Source | Captured | Quote | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
Data Privacy Framework list Official registry · HTTP 200 | 17 Sep 2026 | Synoptek, LLC: Inactive | Live pagesha256 2a5a2077aa |
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