The primary purpose of the Personal Information Management system in Iptor IP1 is to comply with The European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Under the new data protection requirements, the conditions of consent has been strengthened, so the consents in standard terms and conditions is no longer applicable. It includes certain rights of individuals such as the ‘right of erasure’, whereby a person has the right to request removal of personal information (PI).
Personal Information Management system in Iptor IP1 allows customers, contacts and creditors to consent to having their PI removed. PI constitutes any information related to a person that can be used to identify that person. IP1 identifies the following as PI.
- Name
- Specific address lines
- Email address
- Phone numbers
- Bank details
- Personal ID
- Tax file number
The following data files in Iptor IP1 is covered for PI removal.
- Debtor details and related sales and AR transactions
- Contact details and related sales and AR transactions
- Cash sales and AR transactions
- Creditor details and related AP transactions and Royalty contracts
- Miscellaneous AP transactions
The request for PI removal in IP1 can be created by one of the following methods.
- Manually for debtors, creditors and contacts
- Automatically by end of day process for cash sales orders and miscellaneous AP invoices
- Indirectly via change in CRM contact attribute (for registered web users)
When a request for PI removal is created in IP1 system, the request can pend for approval. Due dates can be maintained for removal at a later date. The end of month process will check if there is any outstanding transactions for the entity as well as the due date before removing any PI. If the update fails due to an outstanding transaction, the request can either re-pend or wait for update on the next EOM process. The request to opt out can be cancelled at any stage of the process as long as the update has not occurred. Once PI has been removed for an entity, it can no longer be retrieved. The system allows timestamp tracking of each stage of the process.
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Business rules setup
The following business rules have to be setup to handle Personal information management. Business rules for Personal information management. must be setup with support from Iptor IP1 consultants. It is critical to understand the setting of control files and how it works. Control files must be setup correctly for the system to operate as intended. Any changes to the control files setup should be addressed cautiously and in consultation with Iptor IP1 consultants.
| Note | This document does not cover customised setup tasks of specific companies. Deviations from this setup should be covered by setup tasks written by individual companies. |
Procedure
It is your responsibility to ensure that you understand this procedure before performing the following tasks.
| Note | Deviations from this procedure should be covered by procedures written by your company. Before performing any tasks please ensure all the business rules are set-up accordingly. |
Personal information removal process
| Process | Steps |
| Create opt out request |
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| Review pending requests | To review, approve or reject the request follow the process outlined in PI pending review. |
| Enquire on a request | To enquire on any request follow the process outlined in PI inquiry. |
| Update | The update (removal of PI) is automatically run by the end of month process. The following conditions must be satisfied before the update can be completed.
On successful update the following will occur.
When an update has failed due to outstanding transaction the following will occur.
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Mass removal of personal data for a test environment
| Process | Steps | ||
| Mass PI removal (XAO330) |
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