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Oxygen Elements Privacy Policy

Aligned to the UK Data (Use & Access) Act 2025, UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018

Data Protection Officer: info@oxygenelements.co.uk
Oxygen Elements
Dollman Road, Clifton-Upon-Dunsmore, Rugby,
CV23 1AL

  1. Who We Are

Oxygen Elements (“Oxygen Elements”, “we”, “our”, “us”) is a UK-based provider of subscription-based data, insights and business intelligence services to corporate clients, professionals and industry stakeholders.

We are the data controller for the personal data we process in connection with our services, website, marketing activities and business operations. We apply data protection controls proportionate to our size, operational complexity and the nature of the data we process.

  1. Personal Data We Collect

We may collect, store and process the following categories of personal data:

→ Identity and contact details (name, job title, company, email, telephone number, business address)
→ Account and subscription data (login credentials, access history, subscription records)
→ Professional and published data (publicly available business information relating to industry professionals)
→ Communications data (emails, calls, correspondence, support queries)
→ Marketing and preferences data (subscriptions, consent records, engagement history)
→ Technical and usage data (IP address, device identifiers, browser type, usage analytics)
→ Cookie and consent data (cookie preferences and consent records)

  1. How We Use Your Data and Lawful Bases

We process personal data only where a lawful basis applies under Article 6 UK GDPR.

Purpose

Data Categories

Lawful Basis

DUAA Context

Deliver subscription services and manage accounts

Identity, account data

Contract

Core service delivery

Provide customer support and communications

Contact, communications data

Legitimate Interests

Expected business interaction

Monitor usage and improve services

Technical and usage data

Legitimate Interests / Consent

Service quality improvement

Send marketing communications

Contact and marketing data

Consent / Soft opt-in

PECR compliant engagement

Maintain business relationships and prospecting

Professional data

Legitimate Interests

B2B engagement

Billing, invoicing and financial management

Identity, transaction data

Legal Obligation

HMRC compliance

Security, fraud prevention and system integrity

Technical data

Recognised Legitimate Interests

DUAA security basis

Regulatory and audit compliance

Various records

Legal Obligation

Accountability

  1. Data Minimisation

We apply the data minimisation principle under Article 5 UK GDPR and DUAA requirements:

→ Data collected is adequate, relevant and limited to what is necessary
→ Only information required for service delivery, legal compliance or legitimate business purposes is processed
→ Data collection processes are reviewed regularly to remove unnecessary fields
→ Access to personal data is restricted based on role and business need
→ Data is not retained unnecessarily and is subject to defined retention periods

  1. Marketing and Communications (PECR Compliance)

We send marketing communications:

→ Where consent has been provided
→ Where the soft opt-in applies for existing customers

You can opt out at any time via unsubscribe links or by contacting us directly. We do not send unsolicited marketing where consent is required and not obtained.

  1. Cookies and Online Tracking (PECR & DUAA)

Our website uses cookies and similar technologies in accordance with PECR and DUAA.

→ Strictly necessary cookies are used without consent
→ Analytics and preference cookies are used with consent or applicable exemption
→ Marketing cookies are used only with consent

We provide:

→ A cookie banner with clear and granular choices
→ A preference centre to manage or withdraw consent
→ Transparency on cookie use in our Cookies Policy

  1. Who We Share Your Data With

We may share personal data with trusted third parties, including:

→ Cloud hosting and IT service providers
→ CRM, analytics and marketing platforms
→ Professional advisers (legal, financial, audit)
→ Business partners where necessary to deliver services
→ Regulatory authorities where required

All processors are subject to contracts compliant with Article 28 UK GDPR.

  1. International Data Transfers

Where personal data is transferred outside the UK, we apply appropriate safeguards:

→ UK International Data Transfer Agreement (IDTA) or UK Addendum
→ Transfer Risk Assessments (TRA)
→ Encryption and access controls
→ Adequacy decisions where applicable

  1. Information Security

We implement proportionate technical and organisational measures, including:

→ Role-based access controls
→ Secure authentication and system controls
→ Encryption where appropriate
→ Secure cloud infrastructure
→ Incident and data breach response procedures

Security measures are reviewed regularly and updated where required.

  1. Records Management and Data Retention

We maintain records in line with UK GDPR accountability principles and DUAA requirements.

10.1 Records of Processing

We maintain Records of Processing Activities (ROPA), including:

→ Categories of personal data processed
→ Processing purposes and lawful bases
→ Categories of data subjects and recipients
→ International transfers and safeguards
→ Retention periods
→ Security measures

10.2 Record Retention Schedule

Record

Retention

Rationale

Disposal

Customer account and subscription records

Duration of contract + 6 years

Contractual and legal obligations

Secure deletion

Prospective customer data

Up to 3 years from last interaction

Business development

Secure deletion

Marketing and consent records

Until withdrawal + audit period

PECR compliance

Secure deletion

Financial and invoicing records

6 years

HMRC requirements

Secure deletion

Communications and support records

Up to 6 years

Service accountability

Secure deletion

Published professional data

While relevant + periodic review

Service delivery

Secure deletion

Website analytics data

12–24 months

Proportionate analysis

Automatic deletion

Cookie consent records

As required to evidence consent

Compliance

Secure deletion

Data subject rights requests

3 years

Accountability

Secure deletion

Security and incident logs

6 years

Risk management

Secure deletion

Supplier and partner records

Duration of relationship + 6 years

Contractual purposes

Secure deletion

10.3 Secure Storage and Disposal

→ Electronic data is stored in secure systems with controlled access
→ Paper records (where applicable) are securely stored
→ Data is disposed of using secure deletion or certified destruction
→ Minimal suppression data may be retained to honour opt-out requests

  1. Your Rights (UK GDPR & DUAA)

You have the right to:

→ Access your personal data
→ Rectify inaccurate data
→ Request erasure where applicable
→ Restrict processing
→ Data portability
→ Object to processing (including direct marketing)
→ Not be subject to solely automated decisions with significant effects

In line with DUAA:

→ We may pause response timelines to verify identity or clarify scope
→ We apply reasonable and proportionate search standards

Requests should be submitted to: info@oxygenelements.co.uk

  1. Complaints

If you have concerns about how we handle your personal data:

→ Contact us using the details above
→ We will investigate and respond within a reasonable timeframe

You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office:
www.ico.org.uk

  1. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect legal or operational changes. Updates will be published with a revised date.