As a role-based application, DPM Roles define the functions within the system enabled for each user as described next.
• Admin users: Admin users are responsible to configure the flows to be executed for each Data Subject Request. An Admin user can perform all the Activities within the Admin module, such as:
• Customer Service Representative (CSR): a CSR is a call center representative attending customer requests by submitting a Data Privacy related request on their behalf. A CSR can:
• Data Steward: data stewards are users assigned to the Request fulfilment process, and are responsible to execute a specific task in the request flow. The Data Steward can:
• Case Owner: Each customer request submitted in the DPM is assigned to a specific case owner. The case owner follows up on the request progress and assures the request is completed within the expected SLA. A case owner can:
• Supervisor: The supervisor is responsible to manage the allocation of requests to the case owners. The supervisor can:
• Customer: Data Subject Requests can be submitted directly by a customer. A customer can:
The DPM roles are predefined in the system. Each role includes a designated set of screens and actions relevant for this role. DPM roles are used by the Administrator to grant a specific corporate group the ability to view or execute actions in the DPM system. The way those roles are used is explained in the next section "Corporate Roles."
As a role-based application, DPM Roles define the functions within the system enabled for each user as described next.
• Admin users: Admin users are responsible to configure the flows to be executed for each Data Subject Request. An Admin user can perform all the Activities within the Admin module, such as:
• Customer Service Representative (CSR): a CSR is a call center representative attending customer requests by submitting a Data Privacy related request on their behalf. A CSR can:
• Data Steward: data stewards are users assigned to the Request fulfilment process, and are responsible to execute a specific task in the request flow. The Data Steward can:
• Case Owner: Each customer request submitted in the DPM is assigned to a specific case owner. The case owner follows up on the request progress and assures the request is completed within the expected SLA. A case owner can:
• Supervisor: The supervisor is responsible to manage the allocation of requests to the case owners. The supervisor can:
• Customer: Data Subject Requests can be submitted directly by a customer. A customer can:
The DPM roles are predefined in the system. Each role includes a designated set of screens and actions relevant for this role. DPM roles are used by the Administrator to grant a specific corporate group the ability to view or execute actions in the DPM system. The way those roles are used is explained in the next section "Corporate Roles."