Our privacy commitment
At Trimble, we are committed to your privacy. We know that we must earn your trust—and keep it—every time you use Trimble products and services to transform the way the world works. To make good on that promise, we’ve created this Privacy Center, where you’ll learn all about our approach to your privacy.
The Trimble Office of Data Protection works to ensure that your personal data is collected, shared and handled the right way. Please read our complete Privacy Notice for details on what this means to you. We start with a commitment to:
Being transparent in how and when we collect - and use your personal data
Simplifying our policies so they are easy to understand
Making sure you have control of your data at all times
Trimble's products and services are intended for commercial use, however, we often make our products available for students as a part of their higher learning curriculum. Due to the increased focus on the security and protection of student information, we make sure that our privacy practices comply with federal and global regulations.
This Privacy Center and our Privacy Notice does not cover other organizations' sites that may be accessible via links from our sites. These sites have their own privacy policies and we encourage you to read them. We may often modify our Privacy Notice to update legal, technological and other developments. In that event, the changes will appear at this location.
Our customers have trusted us with their personal information for over 40 years, and we are committed to ensuring that you feel just as secure today. Your trust is our top priority. If you have a privacy question or concern, please contact Trimble Office of Data Protection.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Your Privacy Choices (for US residents)
California Residents: Notice at Collection
Privacy Notice for Applicants in EU/EEA
Customer US Data Processing Addendum (information shared with Trimble)
Vendor and Partner US Data Processing Addendum (information shared by Trimble)
Use the links here to make a privacy-related request. Once submitted, you will receive an email asking you to verify your email address (you may need to check your spam folder). You must complete the verification in order for your request to be processed.
