Terms of personal data protection

PRIVACY TERMS

These terms of privacy protection (hereinafter referred to as "Privacy Policy") in order to inform you about what personal data we process, why we process it, how we deal with it, how you can contact us regarding your personal data, how you can submit requests regarding your personal data and exercise other rights, and inform you about everything that we have to inform you about based on the applicable legislation. With these Privacy Policy, we aim to explain to you all questions related to the processing and protection of personal data by our company, in the clearest and most understandable way possible.

Company Euro Assist s.r.o. with registered office at Za humnami 49, Bratislava 831 07, registered in the Commercial Register of the District Court Bratislava I, section: Sro, file no.: 126747/B (hereinafter referred to as "Operator 1" or also "We“) in accordance with Art. 13 and Art. 14 Regulations of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016 on the protection of natural persons in the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data (General Data Protection Regulation) (hereinafter referred to as "GDPR”), provides the following information to the persons concerned about the processing of personal data:

What is personal data?

Personal data is data through which a specific natural person can be identified. Personal data protection does not apply to legal entities (but it may, of course, apply to natural persons acting on behalf of a legal entity). Personal data is data from which it is possible to identify a specific natural person, and it does not have to be only separate data identifying the given person (e.g. name + surname, birth number, biometric data), but also other data from which, although it is not possible to identify a specific natural person, but together with one or more other data it is possible (e.g. date of birth together with address of permanent residence). The personal data include, respectively may include, in addition to name, surname, date of birth, birth number, identity card number or other document (e.g. driver's license number), passport number, ID number, VAT number, telephone number, email contact, address of permanent or temporary residence, contact address, IP address, assigned client number / customer number, video recordings, audio recordings, photographs, biometric data (e.g. fingerprints), location data, etc. There is no complete list of personal data, and it is not even possible due to the fact that specific data may not yet identify a specific person under certain circumstances (under certain conditions, with certain entities, etc.), but may already under other circumstances. Natural persons to whom personal data relate are considered to be so-called "affected persons".

About whom do we process personal data?

In our case, the range of affected persons includes our customers who are natural persons and legal persons who have entered into a contract with us on behalf of a legal person, or other natural persons that our customer authorized or authorized to carry out certain actions and authorizations (e.g. authorized to sign the contract, authorized to park the vehicle in the rented parking area, listed as a contact person in the contract, etc.). As an operator, our company processes personal data of natural persons only to the extent necessary and in accordance with the relevant legislation. Scope, i.e. j. which specific personal data we process is mainly determined by the contract concluded with our customer and the nature of the service agreed therein (customer contract), our legitimate interests and possibly even with the consent of the person concerned in cases where we publish photos of the person concerned on our profiles set up on social networks. We also process personal data about our employees and business partners (SZČO) and representatives of our suppliers, with whom we cooperate in providing our services. We also include visitors to our facility at Ivanská cesta 89 in Bratislava, which is monitored by a camera system, in the circle of affected persons. Affected persons can also be various natural persons whose personal data must be processed when proving, exercising or defending our rights and legal claims (e.g. officials, judges, police officers, civil servants, executors, legal representatives of the opposing party, experts, notaries, official translators, executors, liquidators of insurance claims, participants in traffic accidents and injured persons.

Affected persons whose personal data we may process may also include consumers who file complaints, affected persons who exercise their rights under the GDPR, natural persons whose personal data are included in accounting documents or which need to be processed in the fulfillment of our tax and levy obligations (e.g. statutory auditors, contact persons, invoicers, etc.), or also existing customers, or their contact persons, whom we can approach with an offer of similar services that they have already used, discounts, etc.

For what purposes do we process your personal data?

The purposes for which we collect and process your personal data include:

Fulfillment of contractual relations and provision of services; which includes in particular:
Provision of services in the field of rental and operational leasing of motor vehicles;
Provision of operational assistance services (e.g. transfer to the airport, importation of a borrowed vehicle from the airport, etc.);
Provision of other additional services (e.g. personal transport, parcel transport, etc.);
Verification of the identity of the person authorized to take over the motor vehicle, including making a copy of his identity document;
Use of internal administrative systems;
Fulfillment of rights and obligations in the framework of B2B/B2C relations with customers in the sense of the general conditions of lease and other contracts;
Processing of personal data of contact persons and statutory bodies of legal entities within the framework of concluding or fulfilling contractual relationships with customers, business partners and suppliers;
Provision of information society services (e.g. remembering data filled in online order form at your request);
Processing of personal data of our internal business partners (SZČO);
Collecting data through our websites for the purpose of establishing pre-contractual relationships or customer support.
Compliance with legal obligations; which includes in particular:
Bookkeeping;
Fulfilling the employer's obligations according to ZP and special laws;
Fulfillment of tax and levy obligations;
Processing of data subject requests under the GDPR;
Use of the e-box according to the so-called Act on e-Government;
Handling of consumer complaints.
Protection of property and security; which includes in particular:
GPS monitoring motorových vozidiel;
Use of a camera system;
Ensuring IT security.
Raising awareness and building relationships with customers (Marketing and PR purposes); which includes in particular:
Targeting and personalizing the content of our advertising in the online environment;
Operation of profiles established on the social network Facebook and Instagram;
Conducting customer satisfaction surveys;
Electronic communications of a direct marketing nature with existing customers or potential customers who have given consent;
Effective and fast communication with customers for the purposes of increasing customer comfort;
Publication of promotional photos of affected persons who have given us consent to process personal data, e.g. on social networks;
Proving, exercising or defending legal claims (legal agenda), which includes in particular:
Registration of terminated contracts until the expiration of related legal claims;
Registration of issued authorizations;
Scanning, copying of official documents necessary for exercising legal claims;
Managing the agenda of lawsuits, administrative proceedings, criminal proceedings;
Keeping legal documentation proving the fulfillment of administrative-legal obligations, if it also contains personal data;
Providing cooperation to public authorities;
Provision of data to insurance companies and the Slovak Office of Insurers in connection with insurance events;
Providing data to attorneys, auditors and other advisors defending legal claims;
Out-of-court collection of our receivables due.
Statistical purposes, which includes in particular:
Use of Google Analytics within the website.

On what legal basis (on what basis) can we process your personal data?

Operator 1 and Operator 2, like any other entity, can process personal data of natural persons on the basis of several legal bases, which means formal titles (reasons and authorizations) for processing personal data. For data processing to be legal, it is enough that personal data is processed on at least one of the following bases. Of course, it is possible (and in our case it is not an exception) that personal data processed for one purpose use multiple legal bases.

The legal basis on which we can process your personal data are:

a) Consent of the person concerned for at least one specific purpose.

If you give us or you have given consent to the processing of your personal data, we are authorized to process it. This consent does not have to be only in written form. It can be awarded e.g. in a concluded contract, on a separate document by clicking a box on a website, etc.

You have the right to revoke your consent to the processing of personal data at any time, which does not affect the legality of the processing of personal data prior to its revocation. You have the right to withdraw your consent in the same way as you gave it to us, but of course in order to facilitate the exercise of the rights of the person concerned, we will deal with any related request aimed at revoking your consent to the processing of personal data.

However, the right to revoke your consent is only possible if your consent is the sole legal basis for the processing of your personal data by our company. Revoking your consent to the processing of personal data that we process (also) on the basis of another legal basis is not effective and we will continue to have the right, or the obligation to process them. If we process your personal data, e.g. on the basis of our customer contract to fulfill the obligations stated therein, or due to the protection of the legitimate interests of our company, any notice of withdrawal of your consent will not be relevant.

We use this legal basis for the purpose of: Raising awareness and building relationships with customers (Marketing and PR purposes)

b) It is necessary for the performance of the contract to which the affected person is a party, or to take measures before concluding the contract based on the request of the person concerned.

A large part of your personal data is processed, among other things, for the reason that they are necessary for the fulfillment of our contract and the individual authorizations and obligations that we or you derive from the contract (including the relevant GTC). For the sake of simplification and acceleration, we have to communicate a lot of information regarding the provided service to each other via email or by phone (delivery of electronic invoices, reporting of planned services, complaints, reporting of malfunctions, etc.) - that's why we need your email address and telephone contact. And finally, in order for the contract to be validly concluded, the contracting parties must be identified with sufficient certainty.

In the case of processing your personal data based on the fulfillment of our contract, your special consent to the processing of personal data is not necessary, or relevant. The conclusion of the rental agreement established the authorization and, as a rule, the obligation of our company to process and store the relevant personal data.

We use this legal basis for the purpose of: Fulfilling contractual relationships and providing services.

c) It is necessary to fulfill the legal obligation of the operator.

As a company, within the framework of the legal order of the Slovak Republic, we have a number of obligations arising from generally applicable legal regulations. As an example, accounting management in accordance with Act No. 431/2002 Coll. on accounting, which imposes obligations on us with the processing of personal data as part of accounting. Other examples include obligations arising from tax regulations or labor law regulations. Last but not least, we are also obliged to ensure the adequate security of the processing of personal data and to handle the requests of affected persons for the exercise of their rights according to the GDPR, which also requires certain processing of personal data. Since these are our obligations arising from the legal order, we are obliged to carry out such processing operations if the relevant legal obligation applies.

In the case of processing your personal data based on the fulfillment of our legal obligations, your special consent to the processing of personal data is not necessary, as it is an obligation resulting from legal regulations.

We use this legal basis for the purpose of: Fulfilling legal obligations and partly also for the purpose of Protection of property and security for processing operations related to ensuring the IT security of our assets and personal data

d) It is necessary to protect your life, health or property or another physical person

In the event that it is necessary to protect your property or the property of other natural persons, we can process your personal data based on this reason alone, even without special consent.

As a rule, we do not use this legal basis in practice, but its use is not excluded in extreme cases when it would be necessary to provide your personal data to the components of the integrated rescue system (e.g. police, firemen, rescuers).

e) It is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests of our company or a third party

We also process some personal data for reasons that are important to our company, so that we, as a lessor, can provide our customers with the highest quality services, maintain and develop good relationships and the comfort of our customers, and at the same time our claims can be adequately protected. We aim to protect the interests and comfort of our customers, which ultimately means our legitimate interest in a good relationship with customers.

We use this legal basis for the following purposes:

Fulfillment of contractual relationships and provision of services;
Protection of property and security;
Raising awareness and building relationships with customers (Marketing and PR purposes); a
Proving, exercising or defending legal claims (legal agenda).

What are our legitimate interests that we rely on when processing your personal data?

Within purpose Fulfillment of contractual relations and provision of services we consider our legitimate interests, on which we rely in particular:

Identity verification of customers and drivers of rented vehicles, including making copies of identity documents;
Processing of personal data of natural persons who are not direct participants in contractual relations with our corporate customers, if this is necessary for the provision of our services.

Within purpose Protection of property and security we consider to be our legitimate interests, on which we rely in particular:

Protection of the assets of our company and our customers;
Crime prevention, security and crime detection;
Protection of monetary and non-monetary claims of our company;
Health protection - travel safety of our customers and their employees;

Within purpose Raising awareness and building relationships with customers (Marketing and PR purposes) we consider our legitimate interests, on which we rely in particular:

Raising awareness of us and our services by operating social media profiles;
Raising awareness of us and our services by personalizing the content of advertisements in the online environment, including profiling for direct marketing purposes;
Processing of personal data that is necessary for efficient and quick communication with customers, or for maintaining regular contact and increasing customer comfort, including sending electronic mail with an offer of goods and services to existing customers;
Processing of personal data that is necessary for the possibility of offering customers more favorable services, discounts and promotions related to services, including sending electronic mail.

Within purpose Proving, exercising or defending legal claims (legal agenda) we consider our legitimate interests, on which we rely in particular:

Exercising, proving or defending our rights and legal claims before competent courts and other public authorities;
Exercising, proving or defending our rights and legal claims against any natural or legal persons against whom we have rights and legal claims or various obligations;
Providing cooperation to authorized public authorities;
Negotiation and out-of-court settlement of any disputed matters related to the conclusion and performance of contractual relations;
Creating and preserving evidence necessary to apply, demonstrate, or defend our rights and legal claims against employees, contractual partners, third parties, or various public authorities.

You have the right to effectively object to the processing of personal data for direct marketing purposes, including profiling, at any time.

You also have the right to object to the processing of your personal data based on the legitimate interests that we pursue, as explained above. You also have this right in relation to the processing of personal data on the legal basis of public interest, which we do not implement.

In the case of exercising this right, we will be happy to demonstrate to you the way in which we have evaluated these legitimate interests as prevailing over the interests, rights and freedoms of the persons concerned.

To whom can we provide your personal data (recipients of personal data)?

Your personal data may be provided to the following categories of recipients of personal data

a) Lawyers (law firms) and executors.

Like any business entity, our company is also interested in being paid properly and on time for its services. As part of the debt collection agenda, your identification data may be listed on the customer contract, acceptance protocols and invoices, made available to lawyers and subsequently to executors. We remind you that both lawyers and executors are bound by the legal obligation of confidentiality in accordance with the laws governing their activities.

b) Accountants, tax advisors and auditors of our company.

As part of the bookkeeping and the obligation to audit our company, we hand over invoices to external entities; for this reason, the personal data indicated on the invoices may be transferred to this group of recipients. In exceptional cases, as part of the inspection, customer contracts may also be handed over to these entities for the purpose of checking the amount and correctness of invoicing; in that case, the data on our contract will also be made available to them.

c) Acquirers of receivables to whom our company assigns receivables and debt collection companies.

In the event of unpaid claims against customers, our company has the right to exercise its right to assign these claims pursuant to § 524 et seq. Act no. 40/1964 Coll. Civil Code, as amended, to a third party who would further collect these claims from debtors. The reason for the transfer of receivables from our side is mainly to reduce the administrative burden associated with judicial or extrajudicial debt collection and to improve the financial flow. In order for the acquirer to be able to successfully collect these receivables, he must have accounting, contractual and other documents and documents at his disposal, which he can subsequently use, e.g. as evidence in court proceedings. Therefore, for example, personal data on contracts, acceptance protocols, invoices, as well as data on customer payments, can be transferred to the acquirer as part of the agenda for forwarding receivables to third parties. In this regard, we can also provide personal data to the extent necessary to debt collection companies that carry out out-of-court recovery of our due debts without changing the identity of the creditor.

d) Service and other service providers (intermediaries).

Just like any company, we also provide part of our services for customers through our subcontractors, who have the legal status of intermediaries when processing personal data. The reason is not only the reduction of costs and thus the final prices for our customers, but also the improvement of the speed and quality of the services provided. All data that is provided to our intermediaries is provided only to the extent necessary and relates exclusively to the provision of services to the relevant customer for the purpose of ensuring the proper performance of our contract with the customer. Our intermediaries mainly include web hosting service providers, cloud service providers (virtual data storage), technical support providers with access to our computer systems, debt collection companies and accounting service providers. If you are interested, we will be happy to provide you with an up-to-date list of our intermediaries upon request.

e) Our employees and business partners with whom we cooperate in providing our services

We also make your personal data available to our employees and internal collaborators to whom we have given instructions pursuant to Art. 29 GDPR for safe and legal processing of your personal data. We have also bound them to secrecy about your personal data according to § 79 of Act No. 18/2018 Z. of on the protection of personal data and on the amendment and supplementation of certain laws. This range of recipients processes personal data during the provision of our services and various administrative and technical support for the provision of our services.

For example, regular customer care, including activities consisting in regular evaluation of the quality of our services, provision of non-stop service / hotline, or IT support and administrative services can be performed through our internal business partners. Also, in places where the provision of the required service to potential customers would not be possible only through our company (e.g. due to lack of coverage of the given location), we can use one of our internal business partners to provide (part of) these services.

f) Operators of social networks and providers of remarketing systems

Google Ad Sense

We may also use Google's behavioral advertising and direct marketing services (eg when you click on our sponsored links displayed in your internet search) to raise awareness of our company. Even if we do not have your personal data. Google processes your personal data in its own name as an operator in order to show you our advertising based on profiling, acting as an independent operator. Data and personal data processing between our company and Google Inc. is governed by this contract: https://privacy.google.com/businesses/controllerterms/

Google Analytics

This service from Google Inc. is an analytical tool that, by storing information in cookie files, enables the generation of statistical outputs on the traffic of our websites. This functionality is not necessary for browsing and serves us to monitor the operation of the website and improve it.

When using Google Analytics, we (Operator 1, Operator 2) do not actually process any personal data or other identifiers that can be used for indirect identification (e.g. IP address) of the persons concerned. However, this does not mean that your personal data is not processed in this way by Google Inc., which provides us with this service as an intermediary based on this contract: https://privacy.google.com/businesses/processorterms/

The main cookie used by Google Analytics is the file__ga. More about the types of cookies used by Google Inc. you can find out here: https://policies.google.com/technologies/types?hl=sk

In addition to compiling statistics on the use of our website, Google Analytics can be used together with some advertising cookies to display more relevant advertisements from Google Inc. (based on search history and activities on our website) as well as for measuring interactions with displayed advertisements from Google Inc.

Google Analytics also uses cookies to analyze your behavior on our website, which are stored on the device of the end user of the website (computer, tablet, smartphone). Google anonymizes the part of the IP address associated with the device of the end user of our website as soon as it is obtained, thereby strengthening the protection of your privacy. Google Inc. uses the information obtained during the use of the website in order to evaluate your use of our website, issue us reports on activities on the website and provide us with other services related to the use of the website and the use of the Internet. This data processing by the Google Analytics service can be prevented by appropriate internet browser settings, into which you install the browser plug-in (add on) available via the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en.

After clicking on the given link, an opt-out cookie will be saved in your internet browser, which will prevent future data collection when visiting the website.

More information about the conditions for processing your personal data by Google Inc. you can read here when using Google Analytics: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites?hl=sk

g) Financial intermediaries, banks, financial institutions

In cases where we cooperate with our financial intermediaries in handling claims and fulfillment arising from a contract for the provision of a financial service (e.g. an insurance contract), personal data included in such contracts and related documentation may be provided (e.g. documentation required for the liquidation of an insurance claim). Personal data may also be processed when concluding contracts for the provision of a financial service in which we are interested, but no personal data of our customers are processed. In such cases, financial intermediaries process personal data as operators, and you can find more information here: https://globins.sk/gdpr.html. Personal data may also be processed when using banking and payment services in connection with us, with banks processing personal data as independent operators.

h) Internet connection provider

If, for example, you will use a WI-FI network for clients at our facility, data may be provided to our internet connection provider on the basis of which your indirect identification is possible. The internet connection provider processes your personal data as an operator, and you can find more information here: http://www.rainside.sk/ochrana-osobnych-udajov.html

Please note that not all personal data is provided to all categories of recipients listed above. On the contrary, our company grants them to these recipients only to the extent necessary, only if there are relevant reasons for this and only to fulfill the necessary purpose of processing personal data. Please also note that third parties are not included in the recipient circles.

How long do we process your personal data?

Personal data will be processed by our company only for the necessary time and, in the first place, always for the time specified by applicable legal regulations, if such time is precisely established for us.

At the core of our retention policy is the minimal retention of personal data about our customers. We will keep them in the electronic system (database) until the proper departure from the parking area. We keep customers' personal data in written form for three months after the vehicle has left the parking area. In some special cases, we may store personal data in an electronic system and in written form in connection with the purpose of providing our services for up to 1 year, however, this does not affect the possibility of their processing for other purposes under the conditions of a sufficient legal basis and the duration of the personal data storage periods listed below.

In order to improve the overview, we present the general retention periods of personal data for individual purposes:

Purpose of personal data processing	General retention period of personal data
Fulfillment of contractual relations and provision of services	Until the proper termination of the contractual relationship, but not longer than 1 year in special cases.
Compliance with legal obligations	Until the fulfillment of a legal obligation (e.g. we keep accounting documents for 10 years)
Protection of property and security	Camera records for the longest 21 days
Raising awareness and building relationships with customers (Marketing and PR purposes)	Until withdrawing consent or filing an objection against direct marketing
Proving, exercising or defending legal claims (legal agenda)	For the period necessary for the exercise of rights and legal claims, but at most until the expiration of their statute of limitations according to the relevant legal regulations (e.g. 3 years for civil-law claims, 4 years for commercial-law claims)
Statistical purposes	During the duration of the above purposes Google Analytics - maximum 2 years

From what sources do we obtain personal data about you?

We most often obtain your personal data directly from you. In this case, the collection of personal data is voluntary. You can provide personal data to our company in various ways, e.g. :

by registering on our website (by placing an order for our services);
in the process of concluding a contract with our company;
communicating with you;
by participating in events organized by our company;
using our website;
by sending a contact form with your comments or questions regarding our services and the conclusion of contractual relations.

However, we can also obtain your personal data from your employer or from the company in connection with which we process your personal data. This also applies to cases when we conclude or negotiate a contractual relationship or its terms with the given company and your personal or contact information is necessary for the conclusion or performance of the contract.

If the acquisition of personal data relates to a contractual relationship, it is most often a contractual requirement or a requirement that is necessary to conclude a contract. Failure to provide personal data (either yours or your colleagues') may have negative consequences for the organization you represent, as a contractual relationship may not be concluded or implemented - so we will not be able to e.g. rent the parking area you have expressed interest in.

If you are a member of the statutory body of an organization that is our contractual party or with which we are negotiating the conclusion of a contractual relationship, we may obtain your personal data from publicly available sources and registers (e.g. Business Register, Trade Register).

We may also obtain your personal data from our customers or from the police in the event that you were involved in a traffic accident during the rental period in which your motor vehicle was damaged or destroyed.

In no case do we systematically process any accidentally obtained personal data for any purpose defined by us for the processing of personal data, and we ensure their immediate disposal as much as possible.

Based on the processing of my personal data, you carry out the so-called automated individual decision making?

No, we do not carry out any fully automated processing of personal data that would have legal effects or other significant impact on you. In practice, this means that we do not use any specific software or software tools from different providers that would generate a decision based on the processing of your personal data that would significantly affect you (e.g. we would refuse you to provide our services based on such a "machine" decision).

To which countries do we transfer your personal data?

By default, we limit any cross-border transfers of personal data to third countries outside the European Economic Area (EU, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein) unless it is necessary. However, some of our sub-contractors and the recipients of personal data mentioned above may be established or their servers may be located in the United States of America, which - as such - represents a third country that does not guarantee the protection of personal data commensurate with the protection in the EU. However, companies that were certified within the so-called According to the decision of the EU Commission, the EU-US Privacy Shield mechanism (e.g. Google) is considered to provide adequate protection of personal data as in the EU. If we still carry out the transfer of personal data to third countries, we do so only on the basis of the decision of the EU Commission on adequacy (such as the EU-US Privacy Shield) or we require the fulfillment of other guarantees for the protection of personal data (e.g. the conclusion of so-called contractual clauses).

Google, Inc. Certification Information and Confirmation v Privacy Shield are available here: https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt000000001L5AAI

https://policies.google.com/privacy/frameworks?hl=en-US

What rights do you have in relation to the processing of your personal data?

Your rights, as a data subject, are regulated in more detail in the GDPR, specifically in Art. 15 to Art. 22 GDPR. Your rights include:

a) the right to request access to your personal data (Article 15 GDPR),
b) the right to correct your personal data (Article 16 GDPR),
c) the right to delete your personal data (Article 17 GDPR),
d) the right to restrict the processing of your personal data (Article 18 GDPR),
e) the right to object to the processing of your personal data (Article 21 GDPR),
f) the right to portability of your personal data (Article 20 GDPR),

As a data subject whose personal data is being processed, you have the right to withdraw your consent to the processing of your personal data at any time (see above information in the section dealing with legal bases - in the section regarding the consent of the data subject). This also applies mutatis mutandis in relation to the other rights mentioned above. For example, we cannot delete your personal data that you have on the invoice, as we must keep the invoice itself as an accounting document for at least 10 years according to accounting regulations (see the above information on legal bases - in the section related to the fulfillment of legal obligations). You also cannot revoke your consent to the processing of your identification data specified in our customer contract, as we would not be able to provide you with the service. All of this also applies by analogy to email communication that you have made with our company from your email address. In case of exercising your rights, please contact us in writing at the address of our company's headquarters: Za humnami 49, Bratislava 831 07 or by email at our email address: info@btsparkovisko.sk.

You have too the right to file a complaint with the Personal Data Protection Office of the Slovak Republic at any time or file a claim with the competent court. In any case, we recommend that any disputes, questions or objections be resolved primarily by communicating with us.

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Change of privacy conditions

Personal data protection is not a one-time thing for us. The information that we are obliged to provide you with regard to our processing of personal data may change or cease to be up-to-date. For this reason, we reserve the right to modify and change these terms and conditions to any extent at any time.

Euro Assist, s.r.o.

Martin Ondrejka, manager