Handle a DSAR
without a fire drill.
Access, portability, correction, and erasure — tracked to a due date, with proof of deletion.
Deletion you cannot prove is deletion you did not do.
A data subject request usually turns into a manual scramble: find the contact across brands, export what exists, delete what must go, and then hope nobody asks for evidence. Meanwhile the statutory clock is running and nothing is tracking it.
Privacy requests are records in the product with a type, a subject, a status, and a due date. Erasure leaves a tombstone that proves the deletion occurred, and a legal hold suspends deletion when the law requires the data kept.
Privacy requests, in detail.
Four request types
Access, portability, correction, and erasure are each modeled explicitly rather than collapsed into a generic ticket.
Due dates tracked
Each request records when it was received and when it is due, so the statutory window is visible instead of remembered.
Erasure tombstones
Erasure leaves a record proving deletion happened — the one artifact that survives, precisely so you can demonstrate compliance.
Portability through exports
Contacts, consent, suppressions, and submissions export as CSV, XLSX, or JSON, so a portability request is a supported operation.
Legal holds override deletion
A hold with a reason, an authority, and a validity window suspends deletion for records subject to preservation — including scheduled retention.
Brand-aware
Because a contact’s data is brand-scoped, a request can be answered for one brand without disturbing the others.
Request and hold records.
What the product tracks so that you do not have to track it in a spreadsheet.
- request_type
- access · portability · correction · erasure
- Timing
- requested_at and due_at, per request
- Subject
- The contact the request concerns
- Erasure proof
- A tombstone record demonstrating the deletion occurred
- Legal hold
- Reason, authority, scope, starts-at, expires-at
- Export formats
- csv · xlsx · json
Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
Start today.
Set up your first workspace, connect a provider, and publish a workflow — free, in test mode, before you pay a thing.