You can click on all sub-items below and get a more detailed guide to using the different modules.

1. Files: Files are used for basic file management and for sending read and approve requests.
2. Security breach log: Security breach log is a log of the security breaches that have occurred and how these have been addressed.
3. Inquiries from data subjects: This module contains inquiries from data subjects. Data subjects are the persons around whom the company processes personal data.

Navigation to files

To access, upload, and structure files, you must log in to the GDPR portal. Inside the portal, on the left side, you will find a bar where you must click on ‘Documentation’. After which a subbar will open. Here, click on ‘Files’ to open the list of all folders with files in them. The overview is divided into different areas.

1. Create a new folder.
2. Overview of all folders. The folder you have clicked on will be light blue in this overview. If there is an arrow next to the folder name, it means that subfolders have been created in the folder.
3. In this field you can see the name of the folder from which you view files in section 7.
4. If you need to upload a file, you do it by clicking here.
5. Here you can sort which files you see in the folder. Clicking on the field will open a menu with different categories.
6. When clicking on this icon, you get acces to create, delete, and edit categories.
7. In this section you can see the files in the folder and get an overview of what the files relate to, as well as the status of the files.
8. Next to each file, you can open a function menu with: Download latest version, move to…., edit, log, read requests, enable authentication, and delete.

Read more about how to work with the module files here.

Data Breach Log Navigation

To access, create and edit data breach incidents, you must log in to the GDPR portal. Inside the portal, on the left side, you will find a bar where you must click on ‘Documentation’, after which a subbar will open. Here, click on ‘Data Breach Log’ to open the overview of all incidents. The overview is divided into different areas.

1. Register a new data breach incident. When clicking on this icon, a form will open where you fill in information regarding the incident.
2. Click on this funnel to enable a search function, in order to search in the different registerede data breach incidents.
3. Here you can export incidents. When clicking on the export icon an Excelfile will be downloaded to your computer with the incidents.
4. Turn notifications for new events on or off by clicking the icon.
5. Edit data breach incident. This will open the same form as when creating the incident, and you will be able to edit what is already typed in.
6. Delete incident.
7. If there is an attachment, you can view it here.
8. Overview of the individual incident with information about the date and nature of the incident, risk assessment and the consequences of the incident as well as how the damage is limited and whether the incident can be resurrected.

Read more about how to create events here.

Navigation for requests from data subjects

To access, create and edit inquiries from data subjects, you must log in to the GDPR portal. Inside the portal, on the left side, you will find a bar where you must click on ‘Documentation’, after which a subbar will open. Click here on ‘Data subject requests’ to open the overview of all requests. The overview is divided into different areas.

1. Create a request from a data subject. This will open a form, and how to fill it in will be reviewed below.
2. Click on this funnel icon to open search functions. Here you can select the date range and type. You can also search and choose how many requests you want to see per page.
3. Edit a request. This will open the same form as when creating the request, and you will be able to edit the form.
4. Delete a request.
5. Information about the status, type and dates of start, completion, and creation of the request.  The status of the request will show a green mark if a completed date is fulfilled in the form. If there is no completed date, a yellow exclamation mark will show. There is room for a note to clarify what the request is about.

Read more about how to create data subject requests here.