TS Comply (GDPR)
- For administrators
- Understanding the datamodel
- Understanding templates
- The different types of data processors
- Adding a proccessing activity
- Adding a data processor
- Adding a system
- Mapping activities and systems
- For endusers
For administrators
Information about how to setup templates, etc.
Understanding the datamodel
Data is split into three main chunks: Data processors, Systems and GDPR processes.
Understanding templates
The different types of data processors
The system works with four different types of data processors.
The ones generated from a template, ones from templates with shared audit, the fully managed ones and the custom ones.
Data processor templates
A template based data processor will allways be cloned, when a user indicates that they use one of their systems, and don't already have a copy.
Shared audit documentation
When using data processor templates it is possible to set the data processor up to use shared audit documentation. This setup requires two template instances, one that gets cloned and references the second instance, where the audit documentation will be uploaded. The second instance can be a fully managed dataprocessor.
Fully managed data processors
A managed data processor will never be cloned, when a user indicates that they use one of their systems, they will just gain access to view the information.
Custom data processors
A custom data processor is one that the user creates and manages themselves.
Adding a proccessing activity
Adding a data processor
Adding a system
Mapping activities and systems
For endusers
Information about how to use the system to generate a GDPR Record of Processing.
Understanding the dashboard
Preparing records of processing
How the wizard works, what gets created and short about the next steps.
Completing records of processing
Data to fill in and how to find it