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== Introduction to Access Requests ==
 
== Introduction to Access Requests ==
''Controllers / Processors'' is not really a process as many others. With this functionality, Privacy-Now® basically allows to manage the master data concerning ''Data Controllers'' and ''Data Processors''.
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''Controllers / Processors'' is not really a process as many others. With this functionality, Privacy-Now® basically allows to manage the master data concerning ''Data Controllers'' and ''Data Processors''. A ''[[How To#Data Grids|data grid]]'' is used to populate data.
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Remember that in the ''data grid'' there is no distinctions between ''data controller'' or ''data processor'' role. Any record can be used and its role is defined in other processes (e.g. ''[[Processing Activities|processing activities]]''). This means that the same entity can be used for multiple roles (e.g. as a ''data controller'' for a ''processing activity'' and as a ''data processor'' for another).

Latest revision as of 17:14, 31 October 2019

Introduction to Access Requests

Controllers / Processors is not really a process as many others. With this functionality, Privacy-Now® basically allows to manage the master data concerning Data Controllers and Data Processors. A data grid is used to populate data.

Remember that in the data grid there is no distinctions between data controller or data processor role. Any record can be used and its role is defined in other processes (e.g. processing activities). This means that the same entity can be used for multiple roles (e.g. as a data controller for a processing activity and as a data processor for another).