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HOW DOES IT WORK?
OUR COMMITMENTS
Your data are neither rented nor transferred
Your sporting data (i.e. those you entrust to us) will only be used by DECATHLON. We undertake never to sell or rent such data: this is important to us. While we sometimes use outsourcers, they act only on our behalf and in accordance with our instructions.
We are transparent about all the data concerning you.
On this page you will find all the processing we carry our regarding your personal data: where, when, how and why we process your data and also what your rights are.
Our communications are relevant to you
Whatever your sport, whatever your passion, our aim is to support you as best we can in your sporting activities and choice of products. We won't offer you flippers and a swimsuit if you just bought a pair of skis, and we won't send you advice about yoga if you have just taken up judo.
HOW DO WE USE YOUR DATA?
YOUR PURCHASES IN STORES AND ONLINE
Love buying new sports gear? Whether in the various sections of our stores or on the pages of our website, this is often the first step towards new sporting adventures.
But just when you can already imagine yourself with your new products in your hands (or on your feet), you have to fill out a data collection form! Have you experienced this situation? So have we. So what's the point of these forms? Let us explain:
We collect and process your personal data in order to manage your purchase (we may need your delivery address or invoicing address, for example) and to avoid fraudulent transactions (to prevent purchases made with a stolen bank card, for example). Finally, it goes without saying that we also process the data linked to your means of payment!
Want to know more? Below is a case-by-case explanation of how we process your data when you make purchases in stores and online.
YOUR ORDERS: WEBSITE, MOBILE APP OR IN-STORE TERMINALS
Data controller
The data you provide to us are processed by DECATHLON France SAS, 4 boulevard de Mons, Villeneuve d'Ascq, 59650 France.
Data processed
We process data to enable payment of your items and their delivery (your first name, surname, delivery address and tracking number). Your email address and telephone number enable you to be notified of the progress of your order.
Storage period
The data transmitted to our delivery service providers are stored for one year after delivery of your order.
All other data connected to orders are stored for 10 years.
Data connected to your bank card are stored for 12 months.
Your rights
You may ask to access and rectify your personal data. Simply send an email to Jean-Pierre at this address:
VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com.
Under certain conditions, you can also ask for your data to be transferred to an entity other than DECATHLON.
For more information on your rights
Data recipients
Certain of our departments may access your data in order to process your order: IT, customer relations centre, our in-store teams and internal logistics. We also use outsourcers for technical purposes such as web hosting and for delivery purposes. Their access is strictly managed by DECATHLON. They are not able to use your data for any purpose other than for the service they provide.
Transfer outside the EU
Your personal data remains within the EU, where we do everything in our power to protect them in accordance with European regulations.
More information on data transfers.
Legal basis for processing
You have placed an order with DECATHLON. In "legal” terms, this is called a contract. We need to process your personal data to fulfil our part of the contract.
Profiling or fully automated decision-making having legal effects or significantly affecting you
Your order is not subject to any fully automated actions or decision-making by us.
OUR SYSTEM FOR THE PREVENTION OF FRAUDULENT ONLINE PAYMENTS
We process data enabling us to guard against fraudulent online payments: your email address, customer ID number, telephone number, invoicing address, delivery address, information regarding the means of payment, order amount and order frequency.
With regard to the prevention of fraudulent online payments, your personal data are stored for 12 months.
You can access and rectify your personal data. Simply send an email to this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
With regard to the prevention of fraudulent online payments, certain of our departments may access your data: the finance and administration division and IT.
The checks conducted prior to your order are in the legitimate and compelling interest of the data controller (DECATHLON).
When you place an order, we may carry out profiling or decision-making, which may be done in a fully automated manner. These checks are necessary for the conclusion of our contract (the order).
THE INVOICING OF YOUR PURCHASES ONLINE OR IN STORES
We process data enabling us to manage the invoicing of your online or in-store purchases:
your first name, surname, invoicing address, delivery address, email address, the means of payment used, the order amount, details of the products ordered and the date of the purchase.
Data connected to your invoices are erased after 10 years pursuant to the regulations in effect.
With regard to the management of invoices for your online or in-store purchases, certain of our departments may access your data: the finance and administration division, IT and our in-store teams.
We process your data in order to bill you in accordance with our legal obligation.
Profiling or fully automated decision-making having legal effects or significantly affecting you.
OUR SYSTEM FOR THE PREVENTION OF BAD CHEQUES
We process data connected to the cheque you used to pay for your purchase.
We store your data for a maximum of three years, and for 24 hours when the cheque is cleared.
Your data are used by our finance and administration division. Outsourcers may also have access to your data in order to analyse the cheques.
The prevention of bad cheques is in the legitimate and compelling interest of the data controller (DECATHLON).
We may carry out profiling or decision-making, which may be done in a fully automated manner. These checks are necessary for the conclusion of our contract (the order).
MANAGEMENT OF YOUR DECATHLON ACCOUNT
Why create an account? Your DECATHLON account is a veritable dashboard, enabling you to keep useful and important information together in one place.
For instance, your DECATHLON account offers you the possibility of tracking the status of your order, viewing your purchasing history and even finding your receipts!
You can also tell us via your account if you want to receive our communications (sporting advice, special offers, etc.).
This account is, of course, optional. It is based entirely on your consent. Basically, you create your account when you want and if you want.
You can also withdraw your consent whenever you wish if you want to delete your account.
You decide, therefore: not creating an account has no effect on your ability to order online. There is nothing to lose and everything to gain by creating a DECATHLON account!
ACCESS TO YOUR DECATHLON ACCOUNT (AUTHENTICATION)
The data you provide to us are processed by DECATHLON SA, 4 boulevard de Mons, Villeneuve d'Ascq, 59650 France.
We process data enabling us to managing your access and authentication: your login (email) and your password.
We store your data until your user account is deleted or three years after your last login.
You have the right to access your personal data, except your password. You can also ask for your data to be rectified or erased. Simply send an email to Jean-Pierre at this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
Your data are used by our IT department, which manages your customer account.
This processing is carried out only after we have obtained your consent.
This processing is not subject to any fully automated actions or decision-making by us.
MANAGEMENT OF DIRECT MARKETING
When it comes to marketing, respect for your peace and tranquillity and the relevance of our messages are two rules on which we never compromise.
We have no intention of sending you unwanted advertising by email or post. And while you may find our advice interesting, rest assured we will not be telling you about our new boxing gloves if your passion is dance!
By doing us the honour of allowing us to know you better (sports practiced, level of proficiency, purchasing history, etc.) and by authorising us to contact you, we are able to send you messages tailored to you: advice concerning the sports you take part in, special offers right up your street and events you are sure to be interested in, etc.
Lastly, and most importantly, we promise never to transfer any of your information whatsoever. In other words, you will not end up receiving ads for washing powder. This point is important to us.
We process data enabling us to manage direct marketing: your first name, surname, email address, postal address, purchasing history, sport practiced and browsing history.
Your data will be erased three years after your last contact.
You can ask to access, rectify and even erase your personal data. Under certain conditions, you can also ask for your data to be transferred to an entity other than DECATHLON. You also have the right to object to profiling.
How? Simply send an email to this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
Your data are used by our marketing department, our sales department and our IT department.
At DECATHLON, we do everything in our power to protect your data in accordance with European regulations. Your data are stored on servers. They may be subject to transfers outside the European Union in this respect.
Your personal data is processed only after we have obtained your consent.
As part of our management of direct marketing, we may carry out profiling or decision-making, which may be done in a fully automated manner. This operation will only take place after we have obtained your consent.
COOKIE MANAGEMENT
What are cookies? Cookies are files saved on your computer or smartphone. They enable us to store information concerning your browsing activity on our websites and mobile apps. These cookies have several purposes. Let us explain...
COOKIES STORED AND USED BY DECATHLON:
Functional cookies: these enable you to use the main functions of the website, such as managing your shopping cart or remaining logged in while you browse the website.
Customised cookies: these enable you to visit the website in a personalised way based on your previous visits and purchases, etc. These cookies enable you to quickly find the best offers corresponding to your interests.
Advertising cookies: these enable you to receive offers from DECATHLON on external partner websites.
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We use three types of cookies:
- Functional cookies: these are essential for your browsing activity, enabling you to use the main functions of the website, such as managing your shopping cart or remaining logged in while you browse the website.
- Customised cookies enable you to visit the website in a personalised way based on your previous visits and purchases, etc. You will find offers best suited to you more quickly.
- Advertising cookies enable you to receive Decathlon offers on external partner websites.
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MANAGEMENT OF SAFETY RECALLS IN CONNECTION WITH PRODUCTS
At DECATHLON, safety is our number one priority. We develop our products in compliance with the standards and regulations in force. However, we know that zero risk does not exist.
In the event of a defect in one of our products, we want to be able to contact you quickly and personally. To do this, we may decide to use your contact details (telephone, email or post) where such information is in our possession.
What if we don't have this information? We may have to ask you for it when you purchase products presenting a risk to your safety in the event of a malfunction (bike, diving equipment, climbing equipment, etc.). We guarantee that this information will not be used for other purposes.
DATA PROCESSING NECESSARY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SAFETY RECALLS
We process the data necessary for safety recalls in connection with products: your first name, surname, email address and products purchased.
Your data will be erased five years after your purchase of the product.
You may ask to access and rectify your personal data. Simply send an email to this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
Your data are used by our quality department, our sales department, our IT department and our legal department.
We may use your data to contact you in the event of a safety recall in connection with a product. In “legal” terms, this is called the legitimate and compelling interest of the data controller (DECATHLON).
YOUR QUESTIONS AND FEEDBACK
Passionate as we are, obtaining the satisfaction of our sports men and women is our driving force. Unexpected situations can, however, occur: an error in your order, a delivery delay, a fault in a product, etc.
Our customer service centre is at your disposal to help you at such times and ensure you obtain the satisfaction you are entitled to expect. You can contact it by email or by telephone.
We process certain data concerning you in order to process your calls and messages. Depending on the nature of your claim, this data may be shared with other internal departments if they are directly involved in resolving your problem.
YOUR REQUESTS TO OUR CUSTOMER RELATIONS CENTRE
We process the data necessary to manage your call: your first name, surname, email address, postal address, vocal recording, the product concerned, the nature of the defect and, where absolutely necessary and justified by the nature of the defect, data relating to your state of health.
Your data will be erased two years after our last contact.
You can access, rectify and even erase your personal data. Simply send an email to this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
Your data are used by our Customer Relations Centre, our in-store teams, our quality department, our sales department and our legal department.
OUR SUPPORT IN YOUR SPORTING ACTIVITIES
SPORTING EVENTS ORGANISED BY YOUR STORE
The data you provide to us (email address, purchases, etc.) are processed by DECATHLON SA, 4 boulevard de Mons, Villeneuve d'Ascq, 59650 France.
We process the data necessary to manage sporting events organised by your store: your email address, postal address, date of birth, login details, first name and surname, photos taken during the event and your telephone number.
In accordance with European legislation, your data will be erased 18 months after the sporting event.
You may ask to access and rectify your personal data. Simply send an email to Jean-Pierre at this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
Your data are used by the in-store team organising the event and our team developing the IT tool for managing these events (DECATHLON SA). Your personal data may be processed by technical outsourcers responsible for hosting the data. Their access is strictly managed by DECATHLON. They are not able to use your data for any purpose other than for DECATHLON communications. In other words, we do not sell your data and you will not end up receiving ads for washing power. This point is important to us.
We handle the management of sporting events organised by your store in which you take part. In legal terms, this is called a contract. We need to process your personal data to fulfil our part of the contract properly.
TROCATHLON - FOR BUYING AND SELLING SECOND-HAND SPORTS PRODUCTS
Need a new pair of skis while your bike is collecting dust in the garage? We have the solution: Trocathlon!
Trocathlon helps you update and renew your sporting equipment by enabling you to put your old items up for sale. Where? Directly in stores or via our website. When your item finds a buyer, we handle the transaction and provide you with the proceeds in the form of vouchers!
In order to handle this transaction properly, we need to process certain information concerning you. What does that mean? The information we need to successfully put your items up for sale as well as information required to meet DECATHLON's legal obligations in its capacity as a dealer in second-hand goods.
Example: We are setting up a register with the aim of combatting the receipt of stolen goods.
SALES OF OUR SECOND-HAND PRODUCTS VIA TROCATHLON
We process the data necessary to put items up for sale via Trocathlon: your first name, surname, mobile phone number, email address and postal address.
Your data will be erased two years after your last contact.
You can access and rectify your personal data. Under certain conditions, you can also ask for your data to be transferred to an entity other than DECATHLON. Simply send an email to this address: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com
Your data are used by our stores, the Decathlon second-hand IT department (Decathlon occasions) and the Decathlon customer relations centre. If our outsourcers process your data, they do so only for hosting purposes, and on instructions from DECATHLON.
We handle the promotion and sale of your second-hand products. In legal terms, this is called a contract. We need to process your personal data to fulfil our part of the contract properly.
Your Trocathlon sale is not subject to any fully automated actions or decision-making by us.
REGISTER OF SECOND-HAND SALES AND PURCHASES
We process the data necessary to manage the register of second-hand sales and purchases: your first name, surname, mobile phone number, email address, postal address, and date of birth.
Your data are erased 10 years after the sale of your second-hand products via Trocathlon.
Your data are only used by Decathlon: our stores and the Decathlon second-hand IT department. If our outsourcers process your data, they do so only for hosting purposes, and on instructions from DECATHLON. These data may also be accessed by the authority at their request.
This processing of your personal data is a legal obligation.
The management of this register is not subject to any fully automated actions or decision-making by us.
MORE INFORMATION ON DATA TRANSFERS
Did you know? Your data may be transferred outside the European Union. Rest assured, such transfers are carried out very carefully. Let us explain...
Why do we transfer your data?
The data of your data outside the European Union is chiefly explained by the location of our outsourcers.
In effect, in order to offer you a high-quality service, we have decided to outsource certain operations to specialised service providers with extensive expertise in their fields (e.g. hosting). Some of these service providers are established outside the European Union.
How are these data transfers governed?
Irrespective of the countries in which our outsourcers are established, we always select them with the utmost care. This is particularly the case as regards the manner in which your data is kept secure. These outsourcers only act on DECATHLON's instructions and at no time use your data for anything other than to performs the services we hire them for. A contract is systematically signed between DECATHLON and the selected outsourcers.
Where our service providers are established outside the European Union, we seek to prioritise countries in which the legal system offers a satisfactory level of security. The list of such countries is available here https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-topic/data-protection/data-transfers-outside-eu/adequacy-protection-personal-data-non-eu-countries_en
Where this is not possible, we manage such transfers using the appropriate legal mechanisms including, in particular, the signing of additional contractual clauses specifically designed for this type of transfer, or self-certification to the Privacy Shield (this system is only valid for service providers based in the United States).
https://www.ada.lt/go.php/lit/Privatumo-skydas-ir-leidimai-teikti-asmens-duomenis-i-treciasias-valstybes
How do you know if your data are transferred?
If you want to know if your data are transferred, you can refer to the section on "Transfers outside the EU" included in the description of the processing concerned.
Providing us with your data does not mean you lose control of them, on the contrary! Here's why:
You have a number of rights. Some apply to all data processing concerning you, while others depend on the type of processing concerned and, in particular, the legal grounds on which it is based (contract, legal obligation, consent, legitimate interest, etc.).
Please find below a brief description of these rights and how they are exercised.
For more detailed information on the rights associated with the data processing concerning you, please see the section on "Your rights" included in the description of the processing concerned.
Right of access:
The right enables you to question us as to the nature of the data processing concerning you (type of data, how they are collected, etc.). It also enables you to ask us for a copy of all information concerning you. This right applies regardless of the legal grounds for the processing concerning you.
Right of rectification:
Many situations may require you to update your data: moving house, marriage, new sport, etc. The right of rectification exists precisely for this reason. This right applies regardless of the legal grounds for the processing concerning you.
Right to object:
This is the right to say "no!", i.e. the right not to be included in data processing or the right to cease to be included. This right applies where the processing is based on Decathlon's "legitimate interest", provided this interest in not "compelling".
Right to erasure:
This is the right to be forgotten, and is perfectly normal. Decathlon has no reason to store your data when it is no longer necessary. All data concerning you are automatically erased on the expiry of the storage period indicated when the data are collected.
Where your data are subject to processing based on your consent or on the legitimate (but not compelling) interest of Decathlon, you can have your data erased early. How? Simply express your wish to withdraw your consent or exercise your right to object to the processing.
Right to portability:
This right entitles you to request to obtain the data concerning you where such data is subject to processing based on your consent or on a contractual relationship. How is this different from the right of access? We have an obligation to transmit the data in a format technically usable by yourself or by an entity other than Decathlon.
You can exercise your rights by contacting us at one of the following address:
- by e-mail: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com.
- by post: Decathlon – Personal Data Protection – 4 boulevard de Mons, 59650 Villeneuve d’Ascq, France
To ensure your request is processed as efficiently as possible, don't forget:
- to indicate the type(s) of processing to which your request pertains
- to indicate the right(s) you wish to exercise
- to send us a copy of your ID (this data enables us to certify that the author of the request is indeed the person concerned by the processing).
If, despite all our efforts, you consider that your rights have not been respected, you may refer the matter to the State Data Protection Inspectorate: https://www.ada.lt/
You are curious as to how we treat your data, which is normal!
By appointing me as the Data Protection Officer, DECATHLON has entrusted me with the role of supporting our retail business without compromising on compliance with your rights and privacy. I do everything I can to fulfil this worthy role with pride and humility.
Got a question, comment or concern? Please contact me!
Jean Pierre, Data Protection Officer at Decathlon.
Contact: VosDonneesPersonnelles@decathlon.com