Data Protection · glossary
The written instructions a processor must follow. Under clause 3.2 they are the Agreement, Schedule 1 and the settings Corrandale chooses in the app. Anything more needs a named person in writing, so a manager’s request to the support desk cannot send data out of the app. Agreement, clause 3.2 · Chapter 3 · see Processor
Explained in Chapter 3, Lawful Bases and Recognised Legitimate Interests, of Data Protection.
Tennerby holds the rota data only to run the app for Corrandale. It has no aim of its own for that data, so it has no lawful basis for it. It may act only on Corrandale’s documented instructions: instructions set down in writing.Read Chapter 3, Lawful Bases and Recognised Legitimate Interests →
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