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Log a request

Add a rights request that reached you by email, phone, post or a support ticket, so its deadline is tracked with the others.

How-to3 min readFor privacy, marketing and support teams

Log a request when it reaches you by email, phone, post or a support ticket. Log it the day it arrives, because the deadline starts from the moment you log it.

Before you start#

Check who the person is. A logged request has no confirmation link, so nobody else checks.

Log the request#

  1. Open Properties and choose Requests.
  2. Choose Log a request.
  3. Under What are they asking for, choose the request type.
  4. Under Who is asking, keep The person themselves, or choose a parent, a lawful guardian or a nominee.
  5. Under Their identifier, type the email address, user id or cookie id the person is known by.
  6. If the reply should go somewhere else, fill in How to reply with an email address or a ticket link.
  7. Fill in Country with a two-letter code, such as IN. Under Where it came from, choose how the request arrived.
  8. Under Note, write what the person asked for, in their words.
  9. Choose Log request.

When someone asks for another person, the drawer also asks for Their own name and Their own email address or phone number. See Handle a request made for someone else.

The Log a rights request panel filled in for an erasure request received by email
The Log a rights request panel filled in for an erasure request received by email

The console says Request logged. The request joins the list with a reference, such as DSR-2026-4F2A91, and a deadline. The consent records found for the identifier are attached to it.

The identifier is hashed before it is stored. The reply address is encrypted.

Choose the request type#

A deployment for India offers only the rights the DPDP Act gives: access, erasure, withdrawal, correction, nomination and grievance. Portability, objection and restriction appear only when the operator sets PRODUCT_SCOPE=global.

Type in the console Use it when the person wants
Access — a copy of what you hold A copy of their data.
Portability — a machine-readable export Their data in a portable format.
Erasure — delete what you hold Their data deleted.
Withdraw consent To take back their consent.
Objection — stop a particular processing One use of their data to stop.
Rectification — correct something wrong Their data corrected, completed or updated.
Restriction — pause processing The use of their data paused.
Nomination — someone to exercise their rights if they die or lose capacity To name a person who can act for them. See Record or cancel a nomination.
Grievance — a complaint about how data is handled An answer to a complaint.

If something goes wrong#

What you see What to do
An identifier is needed to find what is held Fill in Their identifier, then choose Log request again.
Enter the name of whoever is asking for the person Fill in Their own name.
A nominee must give the email address or phone number they were nominated with Fill in Their own email address or phone number.
A nominee cannot make or change a nomination Log it as asked by the person, a parent or a guardian.
None found in the Records column Your site may keep the person under another identifier. Link your identifier.

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