Privacy statement
Last updated: 6 September 2026
This statement covers website visitors and enquiries.
It explains how Digim handles information provided through project enquiries, snapshot requests and related correspondence.
The business operating Digim controls enquiry data.
Controller: DIGIMGR E.E. Privacy contact: info@digim.gr.
We receive the details you choose to send.
Project enquiries include your name, email and chosen goal, plus any optional website; snapshot requests include your email, selected review area, a landing-page link when relevant and any optional goal.
Custom goals and follow-up material support your request.
If you choose Other, we receive the goal you write; campaign screenshots or reports shared later by email are used for the requested review and should exclude personal or customer-level data.
Required fields let us understand and answer your request.
Providing information is voluntary, but we cannot process a form without its required details; do not submit passwords or customer-level data.
We use enquiries to respond and explore a working relationship.
The relevant basis is taking steps you request before a contract, or our legitimate interest in answering business contacts and providing requested reviews; legal obligations may apply to records we must retain.
A request does not subscribe you to marketing emails.
These forms collect no newsletter subscription and do not automatically add your details to an advertising audience.
Website and communication providers may process enquiry data.
The supplied forms use Netlify Forms for receipt and storage when enabled on the published site; the hosting and email providers may also process technical logs or correspondence.
Provider locations and transfer safeguards must be identified.
Before publication, confirm the hosting and email providers, processing locations and any applicable safeguards for transfers outside the EEA; contact info@digim.gr for the final details.
Retention depends on the purpose and applicable obligations.
The proposed criteria are resolving your request, managing any resulting client relationship and meeting record-keeping or legal-claim obligations; Digim must confirm its deletion process before publication.
Google Analytics starts only after you accept analytics.
With your consent, we use Google Analytics to understand page visits and successful enquiry submissions so we can improve the website; rejecting analytics leaves the site and forms available.
Analytics measures website activity without receiving your form answers.
Google may process IP addresses, cookie identifiers, page and device information and usage events; our enquiry event includes only the request type, and our page configuration removes URL query strings and fragments.
Advertising personalisation is disabled in this integration.
The site keeps advertising consent denied and disables Google signals and advertising personalisation in its tag configuration.
Your browser remembers your choice for up to 180 days.
We store your acceptance or rejection and its timestamp in local storage under digim.analytics-consent.v1, solely to apply your preference, when your browser permits storage.
Analytics cookies have a configured lifetime of up to 180 days.
After acceptance, Google Analytics uses first-party cookies such as _ga and _ga_* to distinguish visits and sessions; this website configures a 180-day expiry without extending it on each visit.
You can withdraw consent through Cookie settings.
Choose Reject analytics in the footer settings to stop further measurement and remove Analytics cookies on this domain; withdrawal does not reverse processing that occurred before it.
Google processes analytics data under its service arrangements.
Analytics data may be processed outside the EEA under applicable transfer arrangements; contact info@digim.gr for the arrangements and event-retention period applicable to Digim’s Google Analytics property.
You can ask to exercise your data-protection rights.
Depending on the applicable conditions, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability, object to legitimate-interest processing, and withdraw any consent previously given.
Privacy questions and complaints have a direct contact point.
Write to info@digim.gr; you may also complain to the Hellenic Data Protection Authority at dpa.gr or another competent supervisory authority.
Client campaign data requires a separate agreement.
Account permissions, audience data, customer lists and any processing on a client’s behalf must be addressed in the relevant service and data-processing arrangements.
Read how Google processes information from partner websites.