InfoLogistics’ PAIA Manual (in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act, 2 of 2000) sets out
the process for access by third parties to a Data Subject’s Information kept by InfoLogistics, and the
instances in which it may be refused.
Collection of Information:
General: InfoLogistics collects Information in various ways e.g. directly from individuals (for example,
when purchasing a product, solution or service, registering an account, using a product, or signing up
for a newsletter), from employers, publicly available information, through cookies, and/or similar
technology. Where possible, InfoLogistics must inform Data Subjects which information they are
legally required to provide to InfoLogistics, and which information is optional. With the Data Subject’s
consent, InfoLogistics may supplement the information with other information received from other
companies and/or organizations such as the South African Revenue Services (SARS) in order to
enable InfoLogistics to render suitable and proper services to Data Subjects.
User Supplied Information: The Data Subject may be required to provide some personal information,
for example, his/her name, address, phone number, email address, payment card information (if
applicable), and/or certain additional categories of information as a result of using/receiving
professional services, purchasing products or solutions, and using websites and related services.
InfoLogistics will keep this information in a contact database for future reference, as needed.
Marketing: InfoLogistics may use certain Information provided by Data Subjects to offer them further
services that InfoLogistics believes may be of interest to them or for market research purposes. These
services are subject to prior consent being obtained from Data Subjects. If a Data Subject no longer
wishes to receive further services or offers from InfoLogistics, it may unsubscribe from the services or
contact the Information Officer at the contact details provided above.
Usage and Web server logs: InfoLogistics may track information about a Data Subject’s usage and
visits on InfoLogistics’ website. This Information may be stored in usage or web server logs, which are
records of the activities on InfoLogistics’ services, products and/or sites. InfoLogistics’ servers
automatically capture and save such Information electronically. Some examples of the Information that
may collected include the Data Subject’s:
o Unique Internet protocol address;
o Name of the Data Subject’s the unique Internet Service Provider
o the city, state, and country from which a Data Subject accesses InfoLogistics’ website
o the kind of browser or computer used;
o the number of links clicked within the site;
o the date and time of visits to the site;
o the web page from which the Data Subject arrived on InfoLogistics’ site;
o the pages viewed on the site;
o Certain searches/queries conducted on the site via InfoLogistics’ services, products and/or
websites.
o the information collected in usage or web server logs help InfoLogistics’ to administer the
services, products and sites, analyse its usage, protect the product and/or website and
content from inappropriate use and improve the user's experience.
Cookies: In order to offer and provide a customized and personal service through InfoLogistics’
products and websites, InfoLogistics may use cookies to store and help track information about the
Data Subject. A cookie is a small text file sent to the Data Subject’s device that InfoLogistics uses to
store limited information about the Data Subject’s use of the services, products or website.