Amazon MarketPlace Web Service Documentation

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We have analysed the Amazon [AMS] web service requirements and produced a table showing where our Optindigo documentation pack can help you meet the administrative requirements. If you wish to have a copy of this document sent to you, let us know and we will email you a copy.

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GDPR Risk Of Buy-in Data

14-Jun-2019 by Adam Brogden

If you are buying-in data to use in your marketing campaigns then you need to be very careful. GDPR and PECR mean that for marketing companies consent is probably your only totally safe lawful basis to process a persons data, if you are buying in data then you are going to be relying on legitimate interest as your lawful basis.

Rules On Emails, Text, And Phone Calls

13-Jun-2019 by Adam Brogden

GDPR applies to pretty much any processing of personal data, but don’t forget that if you use any sort of electronic communication then additional rules called the Privacy of Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) also apply. These apply to email, text, phone calls and fax marketing and apply in all cases. The ICO provide lots of information but very little help.

GDPR SAR Request Advice

11-Jun-2019 by Adam Brogden

Have you received a Subject Access Request? If so you need to take action to avoid enforcement action from the ICO and even worse legal action from the person submitting the SAR. The problem is that SARs are not always obvious. GDPR says that’s SAR can be issued to you in pretty much any way.

GDPR Controller Or Processor?

10-Jun-2019 by Adam Brogden

nderstanding your role in relation to the personal data you are processing is crucial in ensuring compliance with the GDPR and the fair treatment of individuals. Your obligations under the GDPR will vary depending on whether you are a controller, joint controller or processor.