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PRIVACY POLICY OF POZZAG AG

Who is responsible for your data?

Pozzag AG, Waldheimstrasse 10, 6314 Unterägeri, Switzerland, is responsible for the processing described here. If you have a question or would like to request access to your data, email info@pozzag.ch or call +41 79 611 08 87.

When you visit our website

Cloudflare Pages delivers our pages, images, videos and fonts to your browser. To do this, Cloudflare processes technical data such as your IP address, the file requested, the time of the request and information sent by your browser. Cloudflare also uses this data to detect faults and prevent attacks. Our website does not use advertising or analytics cookies.

Cloudflare operates an international network and may process data in the United States and other countries. For transfers from Switzerland, Cloudflare cites the Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and standard contractual clauses. See Cloudflare’s privacy policy and its data processing addendum for details.

Enquiries by email or phone

Our enquiry buttons open a draft in your email app. You can change the subject and the suggested text. We receive your message only when you send it. We use your contact details, message and any photos or documents you send to reply, prepare a quote or arrange a visit. If you phone, we use the information you share during the call. The email subject lines allow us to count incoming enquiries by topic and language.

Instagram and Google Maps

Our project pages link to our Instagram profile. This website does not load Instagram posts. If you open the link, Meta processes data about your visit under Instagram’s privacy policy. If you message us there, we use your profile name and message to reply.

The directions link for our workshop in Menzingen opens Google Maps. The map is not embedded on our website. When you open the directions, Google’s privacy policy applies.

Customer projects and business relationships

To plan, build and maintain a pool or other installation, we process contact details, the site address, details of the agreed work, correspondence and billing information. We also use this information for aftercare and warranty claims. We receive details of people involved in a project from you, the client or partner firms. Depending on the job, we may consult public registers, references or credit reports.

We may use business contact details to tell you about relevant services. You can opt out at any time using the contact details above. We also process data where necessary to protect our staff, premises and IT systems, investigate incidents or pursue or defend legal claims.

Job applications

If you apply by email or post, we review your contact details, CV and supporting documents for the position in question. If we offer you a job, we use the necessary details to prepare for your employment. If you apply through a job portal, its privacy policy also applies to your use of the portal.

Who may receive your data?

Depending on the job, we share the necessary information with partner firms and suppliers working on it. IT and email providers process data to operate our systems and communications. We may also share relevant information with insurers, legal advisers, public authorities or courts where needed in a particular case.

Retention and your rights

We keep personal data for as long as necessary for the stated purpose, to meet legal retention requirements or to pursue or defend claims. Where the EU General Data Protection Regulation applies, the basis for processing depends on the purpose. It may be taking steps towards or performing a contract, meeting a legal obligation, pursuing the legitimate interests described here or acting with your consent.

You can ask to see your data or have inaccurate details corrected. Depending on the applicable law, you may also ask for your data to be deleted, its use to be restricted or a portable copy to be provided. You may object to processing and withdraw any consent with effect for the future. In Switzerland you can contact the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner.

Updated November 2026