Website Presentation
Designed, developed, and operated in France, CESAR.TEAM is a collaborative cloud-based platform for team and project management.
Pursuant to Article 6 of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 on confidence in the digital economy, users of our website https://cesar.team/ are informed of the identity of the various parties involved in its creation and maintenance:
- Owner and publication manager: CESAR.TEAM – SAS 423 946 003 – 2 bis, rue Albert Dammouse, 92310 Sèvres
- Creator and webmaster: SARL MON AGENCE DU WEB, capital of 30,000 €
- Legal representative: Mr. Jamel EL HADJ, CEO
- Registered with RCS of Pontoise 817 997 661 – SIRET: 817 997 661 00019
- 32 boulevard du Port – CERGY 95000 – Phone: 09.70.44.08.64
- Hosting provider: CLOUDWAYS LIMITED
- Address: Junction Business Centre, 1st Floor Sqaq Lourdes, St Julians STJ3334, Malta
- Email: privacy@cloudways.com
General Terms of Use
Using the site https://cesar.team/ implies full acceptance of the terms of use described hereafter. These terms may be modified or supplemented at any time. Users are therefore invited to consult them regularly.
The site is accessible to users at all times. However, interruptions for technical maintenance may be necessary. In such cases, we will endeavor to inform users in advance of the dates and times of the intervention.
The site is regularly updated by CESAR.TEAM. Likewise, the legal notice may be modified at any time and is binding on the user, who is invited to refer to it frequently.
Description of Services
The site https://cesar.team/ aims to provide information concerning all activities of the company. CESAR.TEAM strives to provide the most accurate information possible. However, it cannot be held responsible for any omissions, inaccuracies, or deficiencies in updates, whether caused by it or by third-party partners.
All the information provided on the site is for reference purposes only, may change, and is not exhaustive. They are provided subject to modifications made since their online publication.
Technical Data Limitations
The website uses PHP technology.
It cannot be held responsible for material damage linked to the use of the site. The user agrees to access the site using recent equipment, free from viruses, and with an up-to-date, modern browser.
Intellectual Property and Infringement
Cesar owns the intellectual property rights or holds usage rights for all accessible elements on the website, such as text, images, graphics, logos, icons, sounds, and software.
Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication, adaptation of all or part of the site elements, regardless of the means or process used, is prohibited without prior written permission from Cesar.
Any unauthorized use of the site or any of its elements will be considered an infringement and prosecuted in accordance with Articles L.335-2 and following of the French Intellectual Property Code.
Limitation of Liability
Cesar cannot be held liable for direct or indirect damage caused to the user’s equipment when accessing the website, resulting from the use of equipment that does not meet the specifications mentioned in the ‘Technical Data Limitations’ section, the appearance of a bug, or an incompatibility.
Cesar is also not liable for indirect damages such as market loss or loss of opportunity resulting from the use of the website.
Interactive spaces, such as the option to ask questions via the contact page, are available to users. Cesar reserves the right to delete, without prior notice, any content that violates applicable French law, particularly concerning data protection. Cesar also reserves the right to hold the user civilly and/or criminally liable, especially in cases of racist, offensive, defamatory, or pornographic messages, regardless of the medium used (text, photograph, etc.).
Personal Data Management
While using the site https://cesar.team/, the following information may be collected: the URL of links through which the user accessed the site, the user’s Internet service provider, and the user’s IP address.
In any case, Cesar only collects personal information about the user when it is required to perform certain services offered on the site. The user provides this information knowingly, particularly when entering it themselves. It is then specified to the user whether providing this information is mandatory or optional.
In accordance with Articles 38 and following of Law 78-17 of January 6, 1978 on data processing, files, and freedoms, every user has the right to access, rectify, and object to personal data concerning them, by making a written and signed request, accompanied by a copy of an identity document with the holder’s signature, and specifying the address to which the reply should be sent.
No personal information of the user collected through the site is published, exchanged, transferred, assigned, or sold without the user’s knowledge.
Only the acquisition of Cesar and its rights would allow the transmission of said information to the potential buyer, who would in turn be bound by the same obligation to preserve and modify the data with respect to the user.
The databases are protected under the Law of July 1, 1998 transposing Directive 96/9 of March 11, 1996 on the legal protection of databases.
- contact@cesar.team
- or by post to2 bis, rue Albert Dammouse, 92310 Sèvres
Cookies and Hyperlinks
The site https://cesar.team/ contains a number of hyperlinks to other websites, set up with Cesar’s permission. However, Cesar does not have the ability to verify the content of the websites visited and therefore assumes no responsibility for them.
Browsing the site may result in the installation of cookie(s) on the user’s device. A cookie is a small file that does not identify the user, but records information about a computer’s navigation on a site. The data thus obtained aims to facilitate subsequent browsing on the site and allow traffic analysis.
Refusing to install a cookie may make it impossible to access certain services. Users can configure their browser settings to refuse cookies:
– In Chrome: Menu > Settings > Show advanced settings > Content settings > Block third-party cookies.
– In Firefox: Menu > Options > Privacy tab > Use custom settings for history > Uncheck ‘Accept third-party cookies.’
Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
Any dispute related to the use of our website is subject to French law. Exclusive jurisdiction is granted to the competent courts of the city of Nanterre.
Main Applicable Laws
In France, personal data is protected in particular by:
- Law No. 78-87 of January 6, 1978
- Article L. 226-13 of the Penal Code and the European Directive of October 24, 1995
- Law No. 2004-801 of August 6, 2004 (amending the 1978 law)
- Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004 for trust in the digital economy
- The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), effective May 25, 2018
Glossary
- User : A person connecting to and/or using the site.
- Personal data: Information which allows, in any form whatsoever, directly or indirectly, the identification of individuals” (Article 4 of Law No. 78-17 of January 6, 1978).
GDPR and Cesar
The GDPR, effective May 25, 2018, strengthens the 1978 Data Protection Act. Its aim is to enhance control over personal data and privacy for all EU citizens. It applies to all European companies, which must update their data processing policies and inform users accordingly.
Cesar collects and processes personal data to provide quality services. This includes information submitted via:
-Website contact forms
– Phone conversations
-Emails
-In-person meetings
All data is collected with user consent and used solely for delivering tailored services or quotes.
Collected Data and Purpose
Personal data may include:
- Name
- First name
- Phone number
Additional data may be requested to offer personalized recommendations. Cesar limits data collection to what is strictly necessary for service quality.
Data Controller and Access
Cesar, located at 2 bis, rue Albert Dammouse, 92310 Sèvres (📧contact@cesar.team / +33 (0)1 45 07 14 14), is the data controller. Data is securely stored and encrypted (SSL certificate).
Data Retention Period
Personal data is kept for a maximum of 10 years, depending on the service.
Retention period for personal data
Every customer has the right to be forgotten, which limits the length of time data can be kept and prevents it from being held by the data controller ad vitam æternam.
Cesar undertakes to keep its customers’ personal data for a maximum of 10 years, depending on the product for which you are requesting our services.
Users’ Rights Regarding Their Personal Data
Thanks to the GDPR, users benefit from enhanced rights and new rights. As a European user who provides personal data to a company, here is what the GDPR strengthens or establishes:
The Right to Information
Users have the right to be informed whenever their data is collected, even if it was obtained from a third party. Regarding intrusive cookies (trackers), user consent must also be obtained after clearly and unambiguously informing them that cookies will be stored on their device, notably via a “cookie banner.” The website must offer the user the option to click a button or check a box to give consent and to click a button linking to a page with more information about cookies.
Consent
Users have the right to be informed about the collection of their data and must give their consent or be able to object to its processing. Consent must be given explicitly and positively. Users also have the right to withdraw their consent at any time without affecting the lawfulness of the processing based on consent before its withdrawal. Users can also withdraw consent regarding the placement of each cookie.
Protection of Minors Under 16
Users under 16 must have access to clear and simple information about the processing of their data so they can easily understand it. Consent must be obtained from the holder of parental authority, notably the parents. Once of legal age, the user will have the right to request withdrawal of consent and deletion of their data.
Right to Object
Users have the right to refuse data processing or to object to marketing use of their data at any time.
Right to Restrict Processing
Users have the right to request the restriction of their data processing, thereby forcing the company to store their data without using it. This right applies to unlawful processing and/or inaccurate information.
Right of Access
Users have the right to easily access their data. They must receive confirmation on whether their data is being processed and be provided with a copy of their data.
Right to Data Portability
Users have the right to obtain the personal data they provided to a company in a format that is easy to reuse, notably to transfer it to a third party.
Right to Rectification
Users can request to complete or correct their data.
Right to Be Forgotten
Users have the right to obtain the deletion of their personal data (withdrawal of consent, no justification, opposition to processing, etc.). They may request that a link be de-indexed from a search engine or that information be deleted if it infringes on their privacy.
Data Protection
Users must benefit from protection of their personal data by the data controller from the design of the product or service and by default.
Right to Communication
Users have the right to be informed by the data controller if there has been a breach of their personal data
Breach Notification
Users must be alerted by a company in the event of a security breach within 72 hours.
Transparency
Users must have access to clear, intelligible, and unambiguous information on data processing. This information must be understandable and accessible to everyone so that they can more easily exercise their rights.
Exercising Your Rights
Every user must know their rights, as well as when and how to assert them.
Every company must respect users’ rights. However, when one of the rights mentioned above is not respected by a European company processing personal data of an internet user, the user has the right to claim that their rights have not been respected by that company.
If a company does not respect all the users’ rights regarding the collection, processing, transfer, protection, and storage of their personal data, users:
– may contact a single point of access: the user has the right to file a complaint with a supervisory authority, the data protection authority of their country, regardless of the location of the company processing their data.
– have the right to seek compensation for material or moral damage: anyone who has suffered material or moral damage due to a GDPR violation has the right to obtain compensation for the harm suffered from the data controller or processor.
– may have the responsible company sanctioned: in case of violation of users’ rights, penalties are increased. The responsible company may face a fine of up to 4% of its global turnover.
An intuitive interface designed for everyone : from team members to executive committees
CESAR is a cloud-based collaborative platform for managing your company’s projects.