Your data, your questions
When you send us a message about a socket that sparks or a fuse that keeps tripping, you hand over a few details about yourself. What happens to them? This page answers that in plain words, one question at a time. The service is Xodadi, and these rules apply wherever you use the site.
Who is responsible for your data?
The controller is the owner of this website. The site is currently presented as a demonstration, so no company name, address or identification number is published here. When the operator details are confirmed, they will appear in this section and on the contact page before the site goes live.
What data do we collect, and why?
The only personal data we process comes from the contact form: your name, an email address or phone number you choose to give, and the text of your message describing the electrical issue — for example a flickering light in the hallway or an old fuse box in a flat.
We use this data for one purpose only: to reply to your enquiry and arrange the work you ask about. The legal basis is your consent, given when you tick the box in the form, together with the steps needed to answer your request before a possible agreement.
How long is the data kept?
We do not state fixed retention periods on this page. Messages are kept only as long as needed to handle your enquiry and any follow-up you request. If you want your message deleted, you can ask at any time through the form.
Who else sees your data?
The form is delivered through the FormSubmit service, which acts as a processor: it passes your message to the site owner's inbox and does not use it for its own purposes. No analytics, advertising networks or tracking profiles run on this website, so nothing beyond your own message is collected.
What about cookies?
This site does not use analytics or advertising cookies. Your browser may keep small technical files needed to display pages correctly, and your consent choice in the form is stored locally on your device; you can clear both at any time in your browser settings.
What rights do you have?
Under the GDPR (RODO) you can ask for access to your data, request a copy, ask for corrections or deletion, and withdraw your consent at any time. You may also lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office (UODO) in Poland. To exercise any of these rights, write to us through the contact form.
Where can you ask further questions?
If anything on this page seems unclear, send your question through the form and we will answer without using your details for anything else. You may also want to read the terms of use or return to the home page to see how we describe our electrical services.
In force from 2026.