Summary of Understanding Data Subject Rights Forms Walkthrough
Creating Forms
- Log into Osano and access the subject rights section to create forms.
- Choose to copy an existing form or create a new form from scratch.
- Customize form settings, styles, and instructions for user intake.
Customize Your Form Settings
- Set form name, internal description, and organization access controls.
- Customize form intake instructions and location selection for user rights.
Regulatory Settings
- Configure due dates for requests based on regulations or custom timelines.
- Set up auto rejection for duplicate requests and geofencing for specific jurisdictions.
Action Item Processing
- Connect workflows to forms to assign owners and data stores for request completion.
- Data stores are systems where user data needs to be deleted or modified.
Review/Edit Request Types
- Utilize standardized request types based on user geolocation for localized rights.
- Customize request titles, descriptions, and instructions based on jurisdictional requirements.
Review/Edit Form Fields
- Create form fields to collect user information for request identification.
- Customize fields like first name, last name, email, and additional identifiers.
Review/Edit Form Styles
- Customize the look and feel of the form with primary colors, helper text, and custom CSS.
- Choose between linking the form or embedding it inline on your website.
Review/Edit Templates
- View and customize templated emails for completion, rejection, and progress updates.
- Add legal disclaimers or follow-up steps to personalize email responses.
Localization
- Set up localization to display rights and emails based on user location and browser language.
- Automatically translate form content and emails for users accessing from different locations.