Sanford Whiteman, I appreciate your reminder to our members about our Community Guidelines. I did reach out to Mihaela Bisnel directly.
Thanks.
Janet
Some documentation I've found on this...
https://ico.org.uk/media/1624219/preparing-for-the-gdpr-12-steps.pdf
Hi All,
Just posted some slides and notes I took from a GDPR workshop I attended earlier this week. Link below.
This is a hot topic in the Martech space and something that I am starting to have a lot of conversations around GDPR and there seems to be a lot of companies scratching their heads on what actions need to be taken to be GDPR compliant. This is something that my company Openprise can help with.
Before GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), a couple of simple tweaks to your process, a line of text, a roll of your eyes and congratulations, you just complied with the latest acronym. But, not this time. With GDPR, the things marketing and sales teams do every day can cost you:
This is something that Openprise can definitely help with. We can help you control the flow of ED Data out of your company through find-grained data filters and permission roles. Identify leads and contacts that fall under GDPR, even without a valid country field value.
Please do let me know if this is something you would like to chat about further. 🙂
I think that everyone should consider "Consent" or "No Consent" as the most important "Interesting Moment". Interesting moments are shown in CRM, can't be deleted or overwritten and can be populated with the subscription centre information provided by the the lead and system tokens. You can also create a smart campaign to alert and ask the lead to renew the "consent" once it has expired.
Great advice!