Privacy Notice & Cookie Policy
On this page you can find all the information about how Ermes Logic processes personal data and uses cookies on the website ermeslogic.com.
Privacy Notice
PRIVACY POLICY – ermeslogic.com
1. Data controller
Pursuant to EU Regulation 2016/679 (“GDPR”), the controller of personal data is:
Giuseppe Liccardi
operating as ERMES LOGIC
VAT number: 03017930185
Registered office: Santa Maria della Versa (Pv), Italy
Email: [email protected]
2. Types of data processed
2.1 Browsing data
While browsing, some technical data are collected automatically, for example: IP address, date and time of the request, pages visited, browser user agent, server logs. These are used for technical purposes and to ensure the security of the site.
2.2 Cookies and tracking tools
The site uses technical cookies, analytics cookies, profiling/marketing cookies and security tools (e.g. reCAPTCHA). Details are provided in the Cookie Policy.
2.3 Data provided voluntarily
When you fill in forms on the site, the following may be collected: first name, last name, email address, phone number (if requested), the content of your message and any other data entered in free text fields.
2.4 Data for registration and reserved area
If an account creation feature is available: username, email, password (stored in encrypted/hashed form), profile settings and login logs.
2.5 Data for newsletters
If you subscribe to the newsletter: email address, optional name, data on email opening and links clicked (for internal statistics).
2.6 Data for purchases/payments (if applicable)
Identification and invoicing data (first name, last name, VAT number/Tax ID, address), contact details, order details. Card data are not processed by the controller but by the payment providers (PayPal, Stripe or others).
3. Purposes and legal bases
Data are processed for the following purposes:
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a) Technical operation and security of the site
Legal basis: legitimate interest of the controller. -
b) Handling contact/support requests
Legal basis: performance of pre-contractual or contractual measures (Art. 6.1.b GDPR). -
c) Management of accounts and reserved area
Legal basis: performance of the contract. -
d) Sending newsletters
Legal basis: explicit consent of the user, which can be withdrawn at any time. -
e) Marketing and profiling activities via cookies/pixels
Legal basis: consent given through the cookie banner. -
f) Statistics and analysis of site usage
Legal basis: legitimate interest or consent, depending on the configuration of the analytics tools. -
g) Compliance with legal obligations and protection of rights
Legal basis: legal obligation and legitimate interest of the controller.
4. Methods of processing and security
Data are processed using electronic tools and, in some cases, paper media, in accordance with the principles of lawfulness, fairness, transparency and data minimisation. Appropriate technical and organisational measures are adopted to prevent unauthorised access, loss, destruction or unlawful disclosure.
5. Provision of data
Providing contact, registration or purchase data is optional but necessary in order to receive a reply, create an account or complete an order. Providing data for newsletters and marketing is optional and based on consent: refusing consent does not affect the use of the site.
6. Recipients of data
Data may be disclosed to:
- Website hosting provider: SOVAHOST
- Email provider and/or newsletter/email marketing services
- Statistics and tracking service providers (e.g. Google, Meta, etc.)
- Payment service providers (e.g. PayPal, Stripe)
- Support/helpdesk platforms (ticketing, chat)
- Consultants and professionals (e.g. accountant, legal advisors)
- Competent authorities, where required by law
These entities act as data processors or as independent controllers.
7. Transfers outside the EU/EEA
Some providers (e.g. Google, Meta, email marketing providers) may be based, or have servers, outside the European Economic Area. In such cases, the transfer takes place in compliance with the GDPR (adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses, etc.).
8. Retention period
– Contact data: for the time necessary to handle the request and to comply with any further legal obligations.
– Account data: until the account is closed, without prejudice to further legal obligations.
– Accounting/invoicing data: for the period required by tax law (e.g. 10 years).
– Newsletter data: until consent is withdrawn/unsubscription occurs.
– Browsing data and logs: normally no longer than 12 months, except where necessary for security reasons.
– Marketing data via cookies/pixels: according to the durations indicated in the Cookie Policy.
9. Rights of data subjects
Users may exercise the rights provided for by Articles 15–22 GDPR:
- right of access
- right to rectification
- right to erasure
- right to restriction of processing
- right to data portability
- right to object (including to direct marketing)
- right to withdraw consent where processing is based on consent.
Requests may be sent to:
[email protected].
Users also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority
or with the competent authority in their own Member State.
10. Updates
This notice may be updated over time. The most recent version is published on this page.
Last updated: 25-11-2025
Cookie Policy
COOKIE POLICY – ermeslogic.com
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that websites send to the user’s device, where they are stored and then sent back to the same sites on the next visit. They serve various purposes: technical operation of the site, preferences, statistics, marketing, security, and more.
2. Types of cookies used
The following categories of cookies may be used on ermeslogic.com:
2.1 Technical (necessary) cookies
These are essential for the operation of the site and do not require consent. Examples:
– session cookies
– cookies for login and reserved area
– cookies to remember preferences (e.g. language).
2.2 Functionality cookies
These allow the site to remember certain user choices to improve the experience (e.g. data in forms, display settings). If they do not involve profiling, they are treated as technical cookies.
2.3 Analytics cookies
These are used to collect statistical information on how the site is used (most visited pages, time spent on pages, etc.). They may be:
- first-party (managed by the controller);
- third-party (e.g. Google Analytics or similar services).
Depending on the configuration (e.g. IP anonymisation, impossibility of combining data with other data), they may or may not require the user’s consent.
2.4 Profiling and marketing cookies
These track the user’s browsing activity in order to create profiles and show personalised ads, including on third-party sites. Examples:
- Facebook/Meta pixels and cookies;
- Google Ads;
- other remarketing/advertising systems.
The use of these cookies requires the user’s prior consent.
2.5 Security tools and cookies (e.g. reCAPTCHA)
Services such as Google reCAPTCHA may be used to prevent fraudulent use of the site or spam submissions via forms. They set their own cookies and collect data about the user’s interaction (IP address, behaviour, etc.). They are subject to their own privacy/cookie policies.
3. Third-party cookies
The site may integrate third-party content and services, including:
- Google Analytics (statistics)
- Google reCAPTCHA (anti-bot security)
- YouTube (embedded videos)
- Maps (e.g. Google Maps)
- Social buttons (Facebook, Instagram, etc.)
- Facebook/Meta pixels
- Google Ads or other advertising systems
- Email marketing services
- Support/chat platforms
These third parties may install their own cookies and process data as independent controllers. Users are invited to review the respective privacy and cookie policies.
4. Cookie banner and consent management
On the first visit to the site, a banner is shown informing the user of the use of non-technical cookies (analytics and/or profiling/marketing) and allowing them to:
- accept all cookies;
- reject all non-essential cookies;
- customise preferences by choosing which categories to enable.
Until a choice is made, non-essential cookies are not installed.
Users can change or withdraw their consent at any time:
- by reopening the cookie management panel (for example via a link in the footer);
- by disabling specific categories.
5. Managing cookies via browser
Users can also manage or delete cookies through their browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.), for example:
- blocking the installation of all or some cookies;
- deleting existing cookies;
- receiving alerts when a cookie is stored.
Completely disabling technical cookies may affect the correct functioning of the site.
6. Cookie duration
Cookies may be:
- session cookies (deleted when the browser is closed);
- persistent cookies (stored for a defined period).
Where technically possible, the duration of each cookie is indicated in the cookie management panel or in the documentation of the relevant third parties.
7. Updates to this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy may be modified over time (for example as a result of regulatory changes, new services or technical updates to the site). Any changes will be published on this page.
Last updated: 25-11-2025