Fulfill customer requests to access their data. Create portability policies to compile
relevant customer PII in various objects and fields. Or use the Portability API to compile the
targeted PII for your customer programmatically. Use the Portability Log to view the history and
status of customer requests.
Required Editions
Available in: Developer, Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions with the Privacy Center license.
Data privacy laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), give individuals
the right to confirm whether their personal data is processed by a data controller, as well as
how and why their data is processed. These rights are collectively referred to as the right to
access. Similarly, with the right to portability, individuals can request that the data
controller share the processed data in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable
format.
You can address data subject access requests by running a portability policy from Privacy
Center, or you can execute a Portability API call. Both options return a link to a file with
the customer’s PII compiled.
Alternatively, use the Privacy Request object to manage data requests. Build triggers and
flows to receive and execute requests, and then share the results of the request response with
the data subject. Incorporate the Privacy Request object into your reports and dashboards to
gain insight into the data subject access requests that your org receives. For more
information, see Salesforce Developers: PrivacyRequest.
Create a Portability Policy Use Portability policies to compile data from both default and custom objects linked to the Individual, Account, Contact, Lead, or User objects. You can select individual fields on these objects that contain the data subject’s PII for inclusion in the policy. The fields are then compiled into a file.
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