Does Your CRM Comply with GDPR`s New Requirements ?

After adoption of the GDPR data protection law in the EU, businesses are still scrambling to study out and comply with all the rules of the new law.

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What is GDPR?

This new legislation is unique in it's reach: every business — even those outside of the EU — is required to follow the law, if that business is processing and/or controlling the data of EU citizens. Failure to adhere to the new law will result in heavy fines.

The main purpose for introducing the GDPR is to protect individuals against intrusive practices (work methods including invasion of privacy and imposition of goods or services). This includes both the information targeted at the individual and the information collected from them.

In essence, the GDPR guarantees the right of every EU individual to:

• know how their information is processed,
  
• see that it is correct, 
  
• be sure that it is modified or deleted on their request, 
  
• and much more. 
  

Protection of the individual data is also emphasized, as security breaches and data leaks are treated much more seriously now.

Generally, the new law will introduce a more transparent environment for the relationship between a customer and a business. You can learn all about GDPR here.

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Which CRM complies with the GDPR's requirements?

In the context of these events, users ask themselves more often: does the software they use comply with the GDPR's requirements?

In particular, the issue is of concern to CRM systems users. When choosing a CRM, one of the points is: does this CRM correspond to the new data protection law?

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Particularly, does a popular CRM comply with the GDPR's requirements?

amoCRM Saas Service team strives to comply with the GDPR’s requirements and ensure proper and legitimate European customers’ data use.

For now, the team has successfully implemented a number of changes to the system and updated its Privacy Policy.

amoCRM developers and ideologists take the security of their customer's data conscientiously. On top of meeting the requirements of GDPR in regards to data security, amoCRM will also be undergoing Privacy Shield (Privacy Protection Program) and SOC 2 (System and Organization Control) certifications.

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• Editor of TQM systems Elena Teplitskaya
• 6/12/2020 6:27:40 PM
• enblog