According to the GDPR, a processor means a natural or legal person, public authority, agency or other body which processes personal data on behalf of a controller. Article 30 states that a processor must also maintain “Records of Processing Activities” carried out on behalf of a controller.
Either entered individually, or using the client import template, PrivIQ has made it simpler for a processor to manage and produce the information necessary to maintain Records of Processing Activities.
Under Organisation, select Subscription and select the feature ‘My organisation is a processor for other controllers’. This will reveal the ‘Clients’ feature in the Processors section.
We recommend that you first create your processing categories.
Add all controllers (your clients) on behalf of whom you process, their representatives and DPO’s details (where applicable), then associate each client with the relevant processing category or categories and Save.
Once Saved, you also have the option to upload the signed contract with your client.
In the Clients tab, select ‘Client import template’, capture all the details as suggested in the template then import the file using ‘Import clients’.
Please note, after you import clients you will need to check that ‘Processing Categories’ has all the relevant details as suggested in the steps 1 to 7 above. Ensure that all relevant Processors exist under Processor Contracts.
This is an important step because as a processor you shall not engage another processor without prior specific or general written authorisation of the controller.
In the section on Security Measures which sits under Governance/Records of Processing Details, add details that are relevant to the processing activities.
Any data already captured in the existing section will be migrated to the new section by 30 May, 2019 and the Records of Processing Activities report will include all information from the existing section until then.
This improvement is available since the 24th of April 2019