All you need is one form or e-mail address on the website and you are already collecting personal data. Dutch law (AVG, the equivalent of GDPR) then requires you to say in simple words what is happening to them - it's one subpage, done once.
When you need it
- You have the form — name, telephone number, e-mail address are personal data, even if they only go to your inbox.
- You provide your e-mail address or telephone number — when someone writes or calls, you process their data.
- You have statistics, a Google map or a Facebook plugin - in addition, there is consent to cookies.
What must be included in it
Example of storage period: “we keep correspondence for one year from the last contact.” You usually provide the data to the company that maintains your email and hosting - this is normal, it just needs to be replaced.
Cookies are a separate issue
Cookies consent is only needed if it actually tracks something: advertising statistics, Facebook pixel, Google maps. Without them, the “I agree to cookies” banner may be unnecessary. The statistics on our websites do not include tracking files, so the visitor does not receive a pop-up window upon entry.
Each website we provide has its own Privacy page written for your company. What else needs to be on the site: ”What must be on the website of a company in the Netherlands”.
We create websites for Polish companies in the Netherlands
If, after reading this text, you see that your website is missing something, we will check it for free and you will receive a list of specifics with proof for each point. You don't have to order anything.
And if you don't have a website yet: we will create it within 24 hours once we have all the materials. You only pay €149 when you decide it's OK; The price includes the first year of your own domain, hosting and email, and after payment, the website is yours.
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