Vendor Privacy Policy
Announcement
Subject: Business Partner Personal Data Protection Policy
The GP mobility public company limited (“the
Company”) values the privacy of its business partners (“you”) and places
importance on safeguarding your personal data. The Company strictly adheres to
the practice of respecting privacy rights as crucial.
This Privacy Declaration (“the Declaration”)
is crafted to inform you, as a business partner of the Company, about the
format, objectives, methods of collection, use, or disclosure (collectively
referred to as “processing”) of personal data. This includes your various
rights under the Personal Data Protection Act of 2019.
In this context, the processing of your
personal data for the purposes outlined in this Declaration is conducted by the
Company in the capacity of the Data Controller, meaning that the Company has
the authority and responsibility to make decisions regarding the collection,
use, or disclosure of personal data.
1. Definition
“Personal data” means information about an
individual that directly or indirectly identifies that person, excluding data
about a deceased person in particular.”
“Sensitive personal information” refers
to information that is genuinely personal but is sensitive and may pose a risk
of unfair treatment if processed, such as race, ethnicity, political opinions,
beliefs in religion or philosophy, sexual behavior, criminal records, health
information, disabilities, labor union information, genetic information,
biometric information, images, videos, sound, or any other information that
impacts the individual in a similar manner as defined by the Personal Data
Protection Committee.
“Company” refers to GP mobility public
company limited.
“Employees” means the officers and
employees of the Company.
“Business Partners” means individuals who
sell or provide goods and/or services to the Company, whether registered as
business partners with the Company or not. This includes contract parties,
service providers, consultants, and also encompasses ordinary individuals
related to or representing legal entities that are business partners, such as
executives, directors, employees, agents, representatives, or other
individuals. It also includes individuals whose personal information appears in
documents related to transactions between PTT and that legal entity, such as
coordinators, delivery persons, and check payers. This extends to individuals
to whom the legal entity has provided information to the Company.
2. Respect for Personal Rights
The Company respects the rights of the
data owner and understands that data owners desire stability and security
regarding their data. Personal data received by the Company will only be used
for relevant purposes, and the Company has stringent measures to ensure
security and legal compliance, preventing unauthorized use of personal data.
3. Collection and Maintenance of
Personal Data
The Company will collect, use, or disclose
your personal data only when necessary or legally required. This includes cases
where the collection, use, or disclosure of personal data is necessary for
legal obligations, the execution of contracts between you and the Company, for
the legitimate interests of the Company, for operations with your consent,
and/or under other legal bases. The purposes of collecting, using, or
disclosing information by the Company will be expressly communicated and
consented to before such actions, except for exceptions as provided by the
Personal Data Protection Act of 2019 or other applicable laws.
The types of personal data that the
Company collects, uses, and discloses may vary depending on the scope of the
products and/or services you have used or are interested in. This includes both
general personal data and sensitive personal information, including but not
limited to the following information.
Types of Data | Examples of Personal Data |
Personal Details | –
First name, middle name, last name, alias (if
any) –
Date of birth –
Age –
Nationality |
Contact Details | –
Mailing Address –
Email Address –
Phone Number –
Fax Number |
Details used for identification and authentication | –
Photograph of National ID Card –
National ID Number / Tax ID Number –
Passport Information –
Signature |
Verification Information | –
Due diligence for factual verification (e.g.,
information related to Know Your Customer (KYC) processes) –
Credit Bureau Payment History Check |
Other Information | –
Records of your interactions and
communications with the Company, including but not limited to phone calls,
emails, text messages, and online social media communications. –
Information provided by you to the Company
through any channel. |
4. Purposes of Collecting, Using, and
Disclosing Your Personal Data
The Company collects, uses, and discloses
your personal data for the following purposes:
4.1 Contacting, verifying,
confirming, and identifying you in any transaction.
4.2 Monitoring, recording, or
notifying you of your transactions.
The
personal data collected by the Company for the above purposes is necessary for
compliance with contractual or legal obligations. If you do not provide the
necessary personal data, it may constitute a violation of the law, and the
Company may be unable to manage contracts or facilitate various operations for
you.
Furthermore, if there are changes
to the purposes of collecting personal data in the future, the Company will
inform you and take any necessary actions as required by law, including
maintaining records of any additional modifications as evidence.
5.
Disclosure of Your Personal Information
The company will not disclose your
personal information to any individual without consent, and will disclose it
only for the stated purposes, for the benefit of the business operations of the
company group, and to provide services to the data owner. The company may find
it necessary to disclose the personal information of the data owner to
government agencies and/or regulatory authorities (such as the Securities and
Exchange Commission) in response to requests from private organizations or
other external entities related to legal processes, business partners,
representatives, or other organizations (such as independent auditors).
6.
Your Rights as the Data Subject
As the data subject, you have
rights as stipulated by the Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562, including the following.
6.1 Right to Access Personal
Data
You
have the right to request access to and obtain a copy of your personal data
that is under the responsibility of the Company, including requesting the
Company to disclose the sources of such data that you did not provide consent
for.
6.2
Right to Correct Personal Data
If
you believe that the data held by the Company is inaccurate or if there are
changes to your personal data, you have the right to request the Company to
correct your personal data to ensure it is accurate, up-to-date, complete, and
not misleading.
6.3
Right to Erase Personal Data
You
have the right to request the Company to erase or destroy your personal data in
accordance with the law.
6.4
Right to Suspend the Use of Personal Data
You
have the right to request the Company to suspend the use of your data as
provided by law.
6.5
Right to Request the Transmission of Personal Data
You
have the right to request the Company to transmit your personal data that you
have provided to the Company in accordance with the law.
6.6
Right to Object to the Collection, Use, or Disclosure of Personal Data
You
have the right to object to the processing of data related to you for the
purpose of data collection, use, or disclosure as provided by law.
In the event that the data subject
submits a request to exercise rights under the Personal Data Protection Act of
2019, once the Company receives such a request, it will process it within the
timeframe prescribed by law. Additionally, the Company reserves the right to
deny or not act on such requests as provided by law. If the data subject
chooses to provide only specific personal data, it may result in the inability
to receive full services from the Company. Moreover, the Company may not be
able to work with the data subject or provide any services if the data subject
does not consent to providing the required information. The data subject can
exercise these rights by submitting a written request to the Company through
registered mail or electronic mail (E-Mail) using the form provided by the
Company, which can be downloaded from the website: www.gpmobility.co.th. The
form can be submitted through the “Contacting the Company” section in point 11.
The Company will review and respond to the data subject’s request within 30
days from the date of receiving the request.
7. Duration of Personal Data Retention
The Company will retain your personal data
for as long as necessary and reasonable to achieve the purposes for which the
Company has collected such personal data and to use it for reference or
verification when necessary. However, unless the law permits a longer retention
period, in cases where the specific retention period for personal data cannot be
clearly defined, the data will be retained for a duration that can be
reasonably expected according to the standard data retention practices (e.g., a
maximum of 10 years in accordance with general legal statutes).
8. Personal Data Security Measures
The Company has implemented appropriate
technical and managerial measures to ensure the security of your personal data.
These measures aim to prevent unauthorized access, loss, destruction,
alteration, modification, or disclosure of personal data without permission.
They align with the Company’s Information Security Policy and best practices in
information security management.
9. Personal Data Protection Officer
The Company has complied with the Personal
Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 by appointing a Data Protection Officer (DPO).
The DPO is responsible for overseeing the company’s operations related to the
collection, usage, and disclosure of personal data to ensure compliance with
the Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 and relevant laws pertaining to the
protection of personal data.
10. Personal Data Controller
The Company has complied with the Personal
Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 by appointing a Data Controller. The Data
Controller is responsible for making decisions regarding the collection, usage,
and disclosure of personal data to ensure compliance with the Personal Data
Protection Act B.E. 2562 and relevant laws pertaining to the protection of
personal data.
11. Privacy Policy Review and
Modification
The Company has undertaken measures in
compliance with the Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 by appointing a Data
Protection Officer (DPO) to oversee the Company’s operations related to the
collection, use, and disclosure of personal data to ensure alignment with the
Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 and relevant laws regarding the
protection of personal data. The Company reserves the right to review and
modify its privacy policy as needed.
12. Contact Information
For inquiries regarding this statement,
you can contact the Data Protection Officer (DPO) at:
Company: GP mobility public company
limited.
Contact Address: 2 Soi Wipawadee Rangsit
50, Wipawadee Rangsit Road, Lad Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900
Contact Channels: Email: DPO@gpmobility.co.th
or Phone: 02-108-1222