Privacy policy

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360Learning edits several online spaces – some of those being freely accessible, others being accessible via a subscription or during a limited trial period:

  • The cover website of 360Learning refers to the home page of the website edited by 360Learning and accessible to the public via the following URL: https://360learning.com/
  • The Platform refers to the online space commercialized by 360 Learning and is accessible via the following URL: https://app.360learning.com/home
  • The Blog refers to the online space developed by 360Learning and is accessible via the following URL: https://360learning.com/blog/

In the context of its commercial activity and while browsing these web spaces (the “Website(s)”), 360Learning is required to process personal data concerning you. This policy allows you to be aware of the way your personal data are used, why we use them and what we do with them.

I. YOUR PERSONAL DATA

1. 360Learning’s capacity

Your Personal Data are processed by the 360Learning company in its capacity as controller when you have the following status: prospect; contact/administrative referral in order to allow for the management of the commercial relationship.

Your personal data are processed by the 360Learning company in its capacity as processor in any other instances, i.e. when you have the following status: final user of the 360Learning Platform.

For more information on 360Learning and its terms and conditions.

2. Why do we collect your data (purposes) and on which legal basis?

We only use your personal data in the cases provided for in the applicable legislation, which are the following:

  • the performance of a contract that we have entered into with you, and/or;
  • the existence of a legitimate interest in using your data (i.e. a set of commercial or business affairs that justify the use of your data by 360Learning) and/or;
  • your consent to the use of your data, and/or;
  • compliance with a legal obligation.

Purposes: Management of the 360Learning Platform | Legal bases: Performance of contracts for the provision of services

Purposes: Management of your orders placed via the Platform | Legal bases: Performance of contracts for the provision of services

Purposes: Analysis of your browsing on the Platform for the purpose of improving our services | Legal bases: Legitimate interest of 360Learning

Purposes: Conduct of satisfaction surveys for the purpose of improving our services | Legal bases: Legitimate interest of 360Learning

Purposes: Performance of statistical studies on the use of our Platform and of our services | Legal bases: Legitimate interest of 360Learning

Purposes: Direct commercial marketing (sending promotional offers, newsletter) | Legal bases: Legitimate interest of 360Learning

Purposes: Behavioral advertising | Legal bases: Consent obtained

Purposes: Audience measurement | Legal bases: Consent obtained

3. What are the personal data concerning you that we collect and in which circumstances do we collect them?

Data that you directly transmit to 360Learning

You can provide us with information that concern you during the various contacts that we have with you, including in the context of the:

  • download of a white paper or of a case study;
  • enrollment in a “webinar”;
  • creation of an account on our Websites and apps (subscription to a free trial or paid subscription);
  • subscription to the newsletter.

These data include your name, first name, email address, occupational category, password. It can also include your phone number, profile picture, link to your LinkedIn/X account if you fill in these information on the Platform or information that you provide when you write a review on the Platform or a comment on the Blog.

Data collected during your commercial relationship with 360Learning

These are the data that you provide to us:

  • in the contract that we enter into;
  • in the requests that you submit to our internal teams via your “Account Manager”, your “Customer Success Partner” and/or our “Support” team;
  • when you participate in events that we organize (“Workshops”).

These data include the name, first name, email address, occupational category of the commercial contact, HR or any person that might enter into a relationship with 360Learning for the satisfactory performance of the services entrusted to 360Learning, as well as any information that you would wish to provide to us.

As regards orders, the data are information related to your means of payment (credit card number, expiration date of the credit card, visual cryptogram) through a secured payment service provider, which is the only one to have access to these data.

Data that are automatically collected by 360Learning

Every time you visit our websites and apps, we collect information related to your connection and browsing via the cookies’ technology (for more information on cookies, see Title II below).

Exclusion of sensitive data

The “sensitive” data are those revealing racial or ethnic origin, political, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, data related to health or sexual orientation. 360Learning does not collect any of those data that concern you.

4. How long do we retain your data?

Your personal data are retained for a duration that complies with applicable regulations or that is proportionate to the purposes for which they have been saved. Some durations of retention reflect 360Learning’s legitimate interest as specified above in the introduction. Please find below the main durations of retention of your data.

Data related to a prospect:

  • Category of data: All of the data of the prospect(name, first name, email, occupational category, etc)
  • Purposes: Management of a file of prospects
  • Durations of retention: 3 years as from the collection of the data or of the last contact initiated by the prospect

Data related to a Final User of the Platform:

  • Category of data: All of the data of your own clients, whether internal or external, so long as they have been authorized (staff, partners, external providers)
  • Purposes: Performance of a contractual obligation
  • Durations of retention: Duration of the contractual relationship, from the free trial up until 4 months and 30 days (backup) as from the end of said relationship.

Data related to an active client:

  • Category of data: All of the client data that have been filled in the Subscription Warrant, at the time of the subscription(name, first name, email, occupational category)
  • Purposes: Management of the client's account
  • Durations of retention: Unless a request for deletion is made, at the expiration of a period of 3 years after the end of your contract and subject to applicable legal rules

Data related to an inactive client

  • Category of data: Identification and contact data of persons who subscribed to the newsletters
  • Purposes: Information sent on the evolution of our publications and our offers
  • Durations of retention: Maximum period of 3 years as from the unsubscription or of the last contact initiated by the client

Data generated by cookies

  • Category of data: Data related to your browsing on our online services
  • Purposes: Functioning, optimization of the services, audience measurement, personalization of the contents, ads.
  • Durations of retention: Maximum period of 13 months

Data collected when you enforce rights related to the GPDR

  • Category of data: Copy of the ID card
  • Purposes: Management of the file of persons enforcing their right of access, rectification, erasure, limitation and objection
  • Durations of retention: 12 months

When the retention of data is no more justified by requirements of a legal or commercial nature or requirements that relate to the management of your client account, or if you have exercised your right to modify or erase these data, we shall erase these in a secured manner.

5. Who can access the data?

5.1 360Learning

Your data are accessible to certain teams of 360Learning. These teams only have access to the data that are necessary for the purpose of the performance of their duties and are not authorized to process data for other uses. Besides, they are subject to a confidentiality undertaking for this purpose.

5.2 Your entity

Your data, depending on your role (Learner or Author, for example) on the Platform are accessible to your employer, and by the Extended Roles that are allowed to administer the Platform (“Owner” and “Administrator”).

5.3 Our service providers/personal data processors

Your data are accessible to the service providers to which we subcontract all or part of the processing that we perform on your data (hosting of the Platform and of the data, maintenance, sending emails confirming orders, mailing, secured payment, etc.).

The processors on which we rely comply with the guarantees required by the legislation which governs the protection of personal data. They only have access to the data that are necessary for the purpose of the performance of their services and are not allowed to process your data for other uses.

The list of the processors with which 360Learning works is available here, and in the last pages of our legal documentation. This list may be amended in the future.

Our processors’ access to your data relies on legal acts which incorporate the obligations to which they are subject as regards protection of the security and confidentiality of the data.

5.4 Competent authorities

Your personal data may be divulgated to the authorities by virtue of a law, a regulation or a decision of a competent regulatory or judicial authority.

In general, we undertake to comply with all legal rules which may prevent, limit or govern the dissemination of information or data and notably to comply with the applicable regulations governing the protection of data.

5.5 The social networks’ platforms

If your interact by way of elements emanating from third parties, for example if you click on the “like” button or if you post a comment, the related information shall be transmitted to the social network and published on your profile.

If you do not wish that the social network liaises the information that have been collected via our Website to your user account, you shall log out of the social network beforehand.

We invite you to go through the personal data protection policies of these social networks.

6. What are your rights on your data and how to exercise them?

6.1 What are your rights?

You have the right to obtain from our services:

  • the confirmation that your personal data are or are not processed and, as the case may be, access those data;
  • the rectification of your personal data which are inaccurate or incomplete;
  • the erasure of your personal data subject to certain conditions;
  • the limitation of the processing of your personal data subject to certain conditions;
  • the portability of your personal data;
  • the organization of the fate of your personal data in case of death (retention, erasure, or communication to a designated person);
  • to oppose, subject to certain conditions, the processing of your personal data.

You can also, at any time, oppose the processing of your data for direct commercial marketing purposes and withdraw your consent to the processing of your data by our services for the purpose of behavioral advertising, browsing analysis and audience measurement.

We also remind you that you have the right to file a complaint with the CNIL if you are of the opinion that your rights have been violated. For more information on the rights that you have with regard to your data, please visit the CNIL’s website: www.cnil.fr/en/home.

6.2 How to exercise your rights?

For any request of access, opposition, rectification, portability, limitation and fate of your data in case of death: You can send an email to the following address: data-protection@360learning.com and:

  • specify the object of your request, your name(s) and surname(s);
  • enclose a recto-verso copy of your ID card or your passport so as to allow us to verify your identity, as well as any information that would be useful for the purpose of the processing of your request. We will get back to you as soon as practicable, one month within the receipt of your query at the latest.

To oppose the processing of your data for direct commercial marketing purposes: You can send us an email at data-protection@360learning.com, liaise with your Account Manager or your Success Partner (should you have one) or click on the unsubscribe link that appears in all our promotional emails and in our newsletter. Our services undertake to remove your address from our mailing list as soon as practicable.

To withdraw your consent to the processing of your data by our services for behavioral advertising purposes, browsing analysis and audience measurement: You can send us an email to data-protection@360learning.com or configure your cookies.

7. Are your data transferred outside of the European Union?

Some processing operations that we subcontract to processors are performed outside of the European Union. Transfers of your data are performed safely and in compliance with the applicable legislation on data protection.

8. How are your data secured?

In our capacity as data controller, we implement appropriate technical and organizational measures which comply with applicable legal rules, in order to protect your personal data from alteration, accidental or illicit loss, use, divulgation or unauthorized access, including:

  • securing access to our premises and our IT platforms;
  • raising the awareness of our associates which may have access to your personal data on the confidentiality requirements;
  • having high requirements as regards data protection when we select our processors and partners.

For more information, please see our Technical Documentation which can be accessed here.

9. Update

We reserve our right to amend this policy in order to comply with the legal rules and regulations but also because our website and our services continuously evolve. Please visit this page from time to time in order to be aware of any new information which may be added.

10. Applicable law and competent jurisdiction

This policy is governed by French law. Any dispute related to the interpretation or the performance of this policy shall be governed by French law.

II. COOKIES

1. What is a “cookie”?

A “cookie” is a small alphanumeric file which is placed in the terminal of your computer (or your smartphone/tablet/mobile, etc.) when you browse a website. A cookie does not necessarily contain your name or your email address, it is rather the ID of your browser, which records your use of a website.

2. Type of cookies

Depending on the entity that manages the website from which the cookies emanate and processes the data that are so obtained, it can be:

  • Internal cookies: they are issued and placed by 360Learning from our servers and our domains.
  • Third-party cookies: they are issued by the partners with which 360Learning works from the server or domain of this partner entity.

Depending on the time period during which the cookies are stored in the terminal of the user, there exists some:

  • Session cookies: activated during the browsing of the user on the website or for the furniture of a service requested by him.
  • Permanent cookies: stored for a fixed period on the terminal of the user, the person in charge of the website having access to those when the user logs in to the website.

Depending on the function of the cookies and the purposes of the data so obtained, there is a distinction between:

  • Required (or technical) cookies: technically required for the browsing on the website (in order to go through it, to use its basic functionalities and secure your connection) and the provision of the service.
  • Functional cookies (or personalization cookies): improve the browsing on the website and offer you personalized functionalities: nominative welcome and registration of your preferences (the language or the region where you are).
  • Analysis (or performance) cookies: allow for the monitoring and the statistical analysis of the users of the Website to which they are linked (most-read pages, error messages, overview of the traffic on the website, origin of this traffic and most consulted pages, etc). The aim is to improve your user experience and to enhance the way our website works so that you find what you are looking for in an intuitive way.
  • Advertising cookies: allow for the management of advertising spaces on the website that is visited, the app or the platform from which the service requested is offered.
  • Behavioral advertising and targeting cookies: store the information on the behavior of the users which are obtained via their browsing habits, which enable relevant ads to be offered to them based on their interests. They are also used to limit the number of times an ad is displayed and help measuring the efficiency of advertising campaigns. The deletion of these cookies shall not prevent the display of the ad.
  • Social networks’ cookies: allow for contents of our Website to be shared with other persons or to make your visit or your opinion on a content of the Website know to these persons.

3. What are the types of cookies that we use?

360Learning uses several types of cookies which address different needs:

Internal cookies:

360Learning (personalization_id):

  • Type: Required
  • If you browse: The cover website

360Learning (Token):

  • Type: Required
  • If you browse: A private training space

360Learning (rememberMe):

  • Type: Required
  • If you browse: A private training space

360Learning (TrafficSource):

  • Type: Functional/Personaliza tion
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog or a private training space

360Learning (mail; telephone):

  • Type: Functional/Personaliza tion
  • If you browse: The cover website

360Learning uses services provided by third parties in order to know how you use the website, improve your user experience and display ads on other websites. These third parties (i.e., for example, advertiser networks and external service providers, such as services which analyse web traffic) may use cookies.

Third party cookies:

Zendesk (__cfduid):

  • Type: Functional
  • If you browse: A private training space

Amplitude (amplitude_id):

  • Type: Analysis and performance
  • If you browse: The cover website or a private training space

Errorception/CloudFare (__cfduid):

  • Type: Analysis and performance
  • If you browse: A private training space

Marketo (_mkto_trk):

  • Type: Targeting
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

Google Analytics (_ga _gat _gid):

  • Type: Analysis and performance
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

Adroll (__adroll ; __adroll_fpc ; __ar_v4):

  • Type: Targeting
  • If you browse: The blog

Facebook (fr, pl, presence, sb, spin, act, wd, xs):

  • Type: Social networks
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

Linkedin (BizoID; UserMatchHistory; Bcookie; Lang; Lidc):

  • Type: Social networks
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

Bing (MUID ; MUIDB):

  • Type: Advertisement
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

Crazy Egg (_ceg.s ;_ceg.u ;_ceir):

  • Type: Advertisement
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

Google/Doubleclick (1P_JAR; DSID; DV; HSID; IDE; NID; SAPISID; SID; SIDCC; SSID):

  • Type: Advertisement
  • If you browse: The cover website or the Blog

WordPress (pum_alm_first_activity):

  • Type: Functional
  • If you browse: The blog

4. Do I have to give my consent?

The installation of certain cookies is subject to your consent, when their exclusive purpose is not to allow or facilitate browsing or when they are not strictly necessary for the provision of services or the management of your orders.

It follows that, when you first visit the website, you are informed by a banner that if you pursue the browsing, you agree to the installation of these cookies on your equipment. A cookie will be installed in order to memorize your choice. Please note, however, that if you delete this cookie, you will be asked to agree again.

You can reconsider your choice at any time:

  • either by deleting the refusal cookie;
  • or by way of the different means described in the section below: “How to accept or refuse the cookies?”.

5. How to accept or refuse the cookies?

By configuring the internet browser of your terminal

You can configure your browser in order for:

  • the cookies to be saved on your terminal or, to the contrary, for the cookies to be rejected, either systematically, or depending on their issuer.
  • the acceptance or refusal of the cookies to be offered to you periodically, prior to a cookie being saved on your terminal.

The configuration of each browser is different:

If you oppose the saving of cookies in your terminal, or if you delete those that are saved in it, certain functionalities that are required for browsing the Platform may be impaired as a result of the settings that you would have chosen (difficulties to save or display…). We shall, in any case, not be held responsible for the deficiencies that may be observed.

By using online websites which control advertisement cookies

With regard to advertisement cookies placed by third parties, you can also log in to the Youronlinechoices website, which is offered by the digital advertisement professionals which are gathered within the European EDAA association (European Digital Advertising Alliance).

You would then be able to refuse or accept cookies used by advertisement professionals that are members of the association.

By configuring the audience measurement cookies

For Google Analytics, you can visit this page directly.

This will save a cookie within your terminal, the sole purpose of which is to deactivate the audience measurement services that are performed.

Notice: the implementation of your choice requires the issuance of a cookie. If you delete all of the cookies that are saved in your terminal (via your browser), we will not know that you had chosen this option anymore.

By configuring the social networks’ cookies

For any integration of the Platform with a google service, as subscribed to by Customers, please refer to this privacy note