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GDPR Settings

GDPR Settings help your company meet data-protection obligations toward your Contacts and prospects. From one master switch you can enable a set of GDPR features: showing privacy links, letting people request their data or its deletion, capturing consent, and reviewing the consent and removal requests you receive.

Where to find itSettings sidebarGDPR Settings

Enabling GDPR

At the top of the page there is a master toggle.

  1. Open Settings sidebar > GDPR Settings.
  2. Turn on Enable GDPR. The page reloads and reveals the GDPR tabs below the toggle.
  3. Turn it off at any time to hide all GDPR features again.
Field What it does
Enable GDPR Master switch. When on, the GDPR tabs and public-facing GDPR features become available. When off, none of the GDPR features are shown.

Once enabled, the settings are split across the tabs below. Each settings tab has its own Save button.

General

Controls the GDPR links and a top information block shown to your Contacts.

Field What it does
Show GDPR link in navigation Yes/No. Shows a GDPR link in the Contact area navigation.
Show GDPR link in footer Yes/No. Shows a GDPR link in the footer.
GDPR Top Information Block Free text shown at the top of the GDPR/privacy area for your Contacts.

Right to Data Portability

Lets Contacts export a copy of their data.

Field What it does
Enable customer to export data Yes/No. When Yes, Contacts can download/export their own data.

Right to Be Informed

Publishes your terms and privacy text.

Field What it does
Enable terms and conditions in customer footer Yes/No. Shows a terms link in the Contact footer.
Terms and Condition The full terms-and-conditions text.
Privacy and Policy The full privacy-policy text.

Right to Erasure

Lets people request deletion of their data.

Field What it does
Enable customer to request for data removal Yes/No. When Yes, Contacts can submit a data-removal request.
Enable request for data removal via public form Yes/No. When Yes, a removal request can be submitted from the public form.

Right of Rectification (Right to Access)

Lets people correct their own data.

Field What it does
Allow update of data from public form Yes/No. When Yes, a record can be updated from the public form.

Removal Requests

A list tab showing data-removal requests you have received from Contacts. For each request you can approve or reject it. Approving a request deletes the associated Contact record.

Removal Requests (public form)

A separate list tab showing removal requests submitted through the public form, with the same approve/reject actions.

Consent Settings

Controls whether you capture consent and what text is shown.

Field What it does
Enable consent for customers Yes/No. Captures consent from Contacts.
Enable consent for public submissions Yes/No. Captures consent from people who submit your public forms.
Public page consent information block Free text shown on the public consent page.

Consent Lists

A list tab of the consent purposes you have defined, plus the consent records collected. From here you add, edit, and delete consent purposes.

Add a consent purpose

  1. Open the Consent Lists tab.
  2. Click Add Consent.
  3. Enter a name and a description.
  4. Click Save.

You can edit a purpose from its row, and delete one (individually or via the bulk delete action).

Consent purpose fields

Field What it does
Name The name of the consent purpose. Required.
Description What the consent is for. Required.

Permission note

GDPR Settings is controlled by the manage_gdpr_setting permission. A user needs this permission set to "all" (or a Contact role) to open the page and manage these settings.

Tips

  • Nothing GDPR-related is shown to your Contacts until you turn on the master Enable GDPR switch.
  • Fill in your Terms and Condition and Privacy and Policy text before enabling the links that point to them, so visitors do not land on empty pages.
  • Review the Removal Requests tabs regularly. Approving a removal request permanently deletes the related record, so confirm before approving.
  • Define clear, plainly worded consent purposes in Consent Lists so people understand exactly what they are agreeing to.
  • Each settings tab saves independently, so remember to click Save on every tab you change.