Privacy & Contact

B2Booster is a marketing tool run by B2Booster AB, organisation number 559469-1973. B2Booster is located on Första Långgatan 20, 413 28 Göteborg, Sweden. If you wish to reach us you can do so on +46729723650 or info@b2booster.com

When you are a service user

When you create a B2Booster account, we ask for the following information: email address, your full name, payment information and billing address, if applicable.

We use this data to give you access to the Services, this data is used to enter into business relationships with you. This information allows us to authenticate you with your B2Booster account. We also use the contact information to share information about the service, announce new features, or share relevant educational content.

We rely on contractual necessity to perform our contractual relationship with B2Booster Users as our legal basis to process Account Data. This is stored in B2Booster and AWS until you decide to delete your account.

When your business email address is collected by B2Booster AB

We store business emails that we collect from Hunter.io and our customers. In this situation B2Booster AB acts as a data controller. The processing is based on B2Booster’s legitimate interest to provide an email marketing tool, B2Booster, to out customers. In order to do so we must store the email addresses so that our users can contact you. Your business email address is stored in Amazon Web Services until you request to have your data removed.

When our users use our service to contact you we act as a data processor and the service user is the data controller.

Your rights as a data subject

Object to processing of your data

An individual has in certain cases the right to object to his or her personal data being used.

The right to object applies when personal data is processed in order to carry out a task in the public interest, as part of the exercise of official authority or when the processing is based on legitimate interest.

Access your data and obtain disclosure regarding certain aspects of the processing

As a data subject you have a right to information regarding the purpose of the processing of your data, the categories of data that we process about you, the recipients of your data, how long your data is stored, where the data is collected from and the existence of automated decision-making.

Verify and seek rectification of your data

You have the right to contact us and request that inaccurate information be rectified. This also means that you have the right to add such personal data that is missing and that is relevant taking into account the purpose of the personal data processing.

Restrict the processing of your data

In certain cases, you have the right to demand that the processing of your personal data be limited. By "limited" is meant that the data is flagged so that it in future may only be processed for certain limited purposes.

Have your personal data deleted

You have the right to contact us and request that the data relating to you is erased. The data is to be erased in the following cases:

• If the data is no longer needed for the purposes for which it was collected
• If the processing is based on the individual's consent and he or she withdraws it
• If the processing is carried out for direct marketing and the individual objects to the data being processed
• If the individual objects to personal data processing in the context of exercise of official authority or after a weighing of interests and there are no legitimate reasons that override the individual's interests
• If the personal data has been processed unlawfully
• If erasure is required in order to fulfil a legal obligation
• If the personal data relates to a child and was collected in conjunction with the child creating a profile in a social network

If data is erased at the individual's request, the company or authority must also inform those to whom they have provided data of the erasure. This does not however apply if it should prove to be impossible or would involve excessive effort. The individual also has the right to request to be given information about to whom data has been provided.

The right to data portability

Receive a copy of your data in a structured, commonly used and machine readable format and, if technically feasible, to have it transmitted to another data controller;

Lodge a complaint

You also have a right to lodge a complaint and bring a claim before the competent data protection authority.

You can find more information and leave a complaint here: Complain about incorrect processing of your personal data | IMY