Automated decisions and profiling Sample Clauses

Automated decisions and profiling. 14.6.1. As part of the processing of your information, decisions may be made by automated means. 14.6.2. Please refer to the privacy statement provided to you when you applied for a contract hire agreement with us for more information about our use of automated decisions when you make the application. Alternatively you can view a copy of this application privacy statement at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇. 14.6.3. During the term of the contract hire agreement we have with you, we may also conduct automated processing of your information in other ways. In particular, we may use automated processing to analyse or predict (amongst others) your economic situation, personal preferences, interests or behaviour. This could mean that automated decisions are made about you using your information. For instance, we might do an analysis of certain customer demographics (such as your characteristics). We may also analyse triggers and events such as the maturity dates of your accounts and opening anniversaries. 14.6.4. In some instances we may carry out automated processing and decision making to do behavioural scoring, including by looking at the accounts and products you already have with us and how they are being conducted, such as account activity, arrears and other indications of financial difficulties. We will do this where this information is relevant to the product that we think you might be interested in. This will help us to decide whether other products and services might be suitable and appropriate for you. All of this includes an element of automated processing. 14.6.5. We will use the information gleaned from this activity to: (i) send direct marketing communications to you where you have consented to this; and (ii) decide which of our other products and services might be suitable and appropriate for you, including those which are offered by us, or by us in conjunction with our partners, or by the Hyundai group of companies. This means that automated decisions and processing can help to determine what marketing communications you receive, when you receive them and what marketing activity is conducted by us or one of our third parties. 14.6.6. In addition, when we provide a product or service to you, we take into account other information that we hold about you, including how you use this and other accounts you have with us or our group of companies.
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Automated decisions and profiling. We use automated systems to make decisions and create profiles based on the information you provide in your Credit Application and checks on financial solvency and creditworthiness.
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