“Abbexa”, "We", “Us”, “Our” - Abbexa Ltd and its affiliates and subsidiaries. Find more details here (link to contact us page).
"Personal Data" - Information that relates to an identified or identifiable individual.
"Product" or "Products" - The products, services or software offered to the Buyer by the Seller.
“Website” – www.abbexa.com
Abbexa takes the protection of your personal data very seriously. This Privacy Notice explains how we collect, store, use, share, transfer, delete, and process Personal Data about you and how you can exercise your privacy rights.
The Data Controller for your Personal Data is Abbexa Ltd, which has an Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) registration number ZB663283.
This Privacy Notice applies to Personal Data collected or acquired via any means, including phone, email, text, video, forms, or otherwise, typically but not limited to situations where you interact with us as an employee of a company in connection to an order, including but not limited to when you:
Below are some examples of Personal Data we process when you:
We may also use cookies to remember your preferences and enhance your experience on our website. Read more in our Cookie Notice.
Abbexa does not knowingly collect Personal Data relating to children, information about criminal offences and convictions and special categories of information such as details about race or ethnicity, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, genetic or biometric data.
Abbexa’s Products are intended for use by laboratory professionals. As such, Abbexa does not market nor sell its Products to children. Abbexa’s only interaction with children is through its educational outreach program, which is organized by local schools and as such is outside of the scope of this Privacy Notice. Abbexa will not collect Personal Data relating to children under the age of 16 unless the child’s visit is unsolicited or incidental.
We may collect Personal Data from Third Parties as follows:
The information collected will typically include your name, job title, education level, company name, email address, phone, area of research or interest, and may include other similar information.
We compile this data together with other data we hold about you to improve the accuracy and augment our records as well as assisting you and identifying new customers and create marketing content that better aligns to your interests.
Abbexa will process the information as necessary for the performance of efficient and effective business, and to continue to improve our customer service, Products and offerings. We will use the information as follows:
Promotional communications could be in the form of an email, post, or SMS campaigns. We aim to tailor our communication campaigns; therefore, you should only receive information relating to your interests, geographical location or promotions that may interest you.
This excludes those who have opted out or unsubscribed from our mailing list. You can find a button to ‘unsubscribe’ at the bottom of every marketing email or you can contact us via email, post, or phone to request to be unsubscribed.
This will not stop all communication from us. Transactional communications, such as information regarding orders, shipments and any customer support queries will still be sent to you as required.
Personal Data processed by Abbexa will fall under one of the following legal bases:
We do not sell information; this is not our business model nor is it in our interest. We do however need to share certain Personal Data to successfully carry out business. Those third parties are as follows:
Employees or volunteers at Abbexa and the entities in the list above will have access to the Personal Data to the necessary extent to be able to fulfill the purpose.
We may share anonymised data with any of the parties described above, for any reason, but particularly in connection to scientific research. Anonymised data cannot be traced back to you and as such does not constitute Personal Data.
We take every care to use reputable third parties, but we have no control over them (with the exception of affiliates) and they are separately responsible for the safety of your Personal Data, which they will process in accordance with their own Privacy Notices.
We may need to, pursuant to the legal bases described above, transfer your information internationally when we share this with third parties as described above. Commonly, this would include the UK and your country of residence. Where we need to transfer your data internationally, appropriate safeguards will apply, in the following order:
We use appropriate physical, technical, and organisational measures to protect the personal information we collect and handle about you, including encryption of sensitive information. We have policies and procedures in place to ensure a high level of security for the processing of personal data. We regularly review and improve these procedures to ensure continued security.
In the event of a security breach leading to accidental or unauthorised loss, disclosure or access to personal information, action will be taken to notify you and other relevant parties where there is a legal requirement to do so.
We will not hold personal information for longer than is permitted for the purposes and legal bases as described above. After all purposes are served, data will be deleted or anonymised where possible. Where it is not possible to fully delete or anonymise data, it will be kept securely stored and isolated from any further use.
Pursuant to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) and the UK GDPR you have rights based on applicable laws in relation to your Personal Data. These include:
You can access and make changes to the data we hold about you by logging into your account.
Requests to exercise any of your rights as detailed above can be sent to us via email to [email protected] or via one of our Customer Support team members. We will not treat you any differently for exercising your rights and we will always welcome your feedback should you wish to share this with us.
You also have the right to complain to an independent supervisory authority, which in the UK is the ICO.
We reserve the right to make changes to this Privacy Notice as required, to keep up to date with relevant legislation as well as our own practices. We recommend that you review this Notice periodically to learn of any changes.