Terms & Conditions

1. Limited Liability Company “Koroso”, Reg. No. 40003465924, address: Vestienas iela 2, Riga, Latvia, LV-1035; e-mail address: info@stadlerform.lv; website address: www.stadlerform.lv (hereinafter – the Company) undertakes to ensure the security of personal information of visitors to the Company’s website https://www.stadlerform.lv (hereinafter – the Website) and the protection of their rights when visiting the Website and familiarising themselves with its content.
2. This Cookie Policy has been prepared in order to provide visitors to our Website with additional information about the technologies used on the Website and how the Company uses them.

Information about cookies

3. Cookies are small text files consisting of letters and numbers that are downloaded and stored on your computer or other device (e.g. smartphone, tablet) and saved in your web browser during a website visit. They may be used to track which pages of the Website you visit, to store information you enter, or to remember your preferences, such as language settings, while browsing the Website. Cookies can be divided into the following categories:
4. a) First-party cookies: cookies created by the service provider itself. They are sent from the device or domain from which the service requested by the user is provided.
5. b) Third-party cookies: cookies created by other service providers (third parties). They are sent from devices or domains that are not managed by the service provider itself. All data obtained through such cookies are processed by the third party.

Purpose of cookie use and legal basis

4. Cookies are necessary to enable you to use our digital services more conveniently, for example, to make online payments, as well as to allow us to obtain information about how visitors use our Website and to improve the services we offer. Cookies are also used to provide you with personalised information about our products and services.
5. We use various types of cookies that are set by default (for example, “necessary” cookies); however, for certain cookies used for analytical and marketing purposes, we request your consent. By giving consent in the cookie banner displayed when visiting the Website, you choose whether to allow the use of certain categories of cookies.

Types of cookies and their use

6. We use three categories of cookies, but we request user consent for only two of them. You may consent to both cookie categories or only one of them. By consenting to a specific cookie category, you give consent to all cookies included in that category. You may change your preferences and withdraw your consent to cookies at any time.

Necessary cookies

Necessary cookies are essential and allow you to access various parts of the Website. These cookies are stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device during your visit and browsing session or for a specific period of time. They are set in response to actions taken by you that are considered a request for services, such as setting privacy preferences, logging in, or filling out forms. These cookies are required for the operation of the Website and therefore cannot be disabled, and user consent for this category of cookies is not required.

Statistical cookies

Statistical cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so that we can measure and improve the performance of our Website. They help us understand which pages are the most popular and which are used least often, as well as how visitors move around the Website. If you refuse the use of these cookies, your visit will not be included in our statistics, but your activities on the Website will not be restricted.

Marketing cookies

Targeting cookies are used to identify content that is most relevant to you on this Website and to provide you with the most suitable information about our products and services, to improve content personalisation, and to expand your interaction with the Website. These cookies may be used for our advertising campaigns on third-party websites. If you consent to the use of these cookies, we may also receive information about the websites of our trusted partners where you have interacted with our advertisements. If you refuse the use of these cookies, you will be shown general, non-personalised advertisements.

Third-party cookies

7. Third-party cookies are cookies created by other service providers (third parties). They are sent from devices or domains that are not managed by the Company. All data obtained through such cookies are processed by the third party. For example, we may use Google Analytics cookies to measure user interaction with the content of our Website. These cookies collect information about user interaction with the Website, such as unique visits, repeat visits, session duration, and actions performed on the Website. Information about the purposes for which third parties use cookies can be found on the websites of those third parties and in their privacy policies. In our cookie management tool (banner), you can view which cookies belong to third parties and ознакомиться with the relevant third party’s privacy policy.

Profiling and automated decision-making

8. We use profiling for advertising purposes in order to provide you with personalised content and recommendations, as well as customised marketing offers. For profiling, we use information obtained through cookies that indicate your interests. Using automated tools, we group and analyse the data processed for the relevant purpose and make assumptions and predictions about what content and/or notifications may be relevant to you, i.e. we adapt content, recommendations, and/or offers according to your needs and interests. These activities have no independent data processing purposes, do not have any significant impact on you, and do not result in any legal consequences for you.

Information on user consent to the use of cookies

9. When visiting this Website, the user is shown a window with a message informing that cookies are used on the Website. If you click on the option “Allow all”, this means that you have consented to all cookies placed on the Website and confirm that you have familiarised yourself with the information about cookies, their purposes of use, and cases where information is transferred to third parties.
10. User consent is not required for necessary cookies, as these cookies ensure full and uninterrupted display of the content of the www.stadlerform.lv Website, enabling you to log in to the Website and receive an appropriate digital browsing and online usage experience.

Refusal of cookies

11. If you wish cookies not to be used on your device, you may manage your cookie preferences by selecting “Allow selection/Reject” in the cookie list used on the Website under the “Customise” section. Please note that such changes may affect the functionality of the Website, and as a result, you may not be able to receive personalised offers or advertisements.

Withdrawal of consent

12. You may change which cookies you allow us to use or withdraw your consent to the use of cookies at any time. You may refuse all cookies except “necessary” cookies.
13. If you wish to withdraw your consent to analytical and marketing cookies, please click on the link: Withdraw cookie consent

Policy changes

14. If you have any questions regarding the processing of personal data, we invite you to familiarise yourself with the Company’s Privacy Policy available on the Company’s Website in the section “Personal Data Protection”, subsection “Privacy Policy”, or contact the Company’s data protection specialist at info@stadlerform.lv.
15. The Company has the right to amend this Cookie Policy at any time. All changes to the cookie usage policy will be published on www.stadlerform.lv.

Politically Exposed Person

In accordance with the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism and Proliferation Financing, a politically exposed person is a person who holds or has held a prominent public office in the Republic of Latvia, another Member State, or a third country, including a senior public official, head of an administrative territorial unit (municipality), head of government, minister (deputy minister or deputy to a deputy minister, if such a position exists under the laws of the relevant country), state secretary or other senior official in government or a public administration unit (municipality), member of parliament or a member of a similar legislative body, member of the governing body (board) of a political party, judge of a constitutional court, supreme court or other level court, member of the governing body of a supreme audit institution, member of the council or board of a central bank, ambassador, chargé d’affaires, senior officer of the armed forces, member of the council or board of a state-owned enterprise, head (director, deputy director) or member of the board of an international organisation, or a person holding an equivalent position in such an organisation.

A family member of a politically exposed person is a person who is:

1. a) a spouse or a person equivalent to a spouse (such status is recognised only if it is provided for by the laws of the relevant country);
2. b) a child of the politically exposed person or of the spouse or person equivalent to a spouse, as well as their spouse or person equivalent to a spouse;
3. c) a parent, grandparent, or grandchild;
4. d) a brother or sister.

A person closely associated with a politically exposed person is a natural person who is known to have business or other close relationships with a politically exposed person, or who is a shareholder or participant in the same commercial company together with a politically exposed person, as well as a natural person who is the sole owner of a legal entity that is known to have been established for the benefit of a politically exposed person.