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Create/edit GDPR deletion rule for Employees

In this article you can read about how you create or edit your GDPR deletion rules for Employees. These rules are used so you can remain compliant with personal date regulation and they enable you to automate a clean-up of old data.

Create/edit GDPR deletion rule for Employees

1. Go to "Settings" in the main menu and click on "GDPR" 

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2. Go to the "Employees" tab

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3. Click "New rule" to create a new or...

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... click on an existing one to edit this.

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4. Enter a title

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5. Choose when to delete the data, the action that triggers it and whether the deletion should be partial or full

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In case of partial deletion, you should also define which parts of the employee profile should be deleted: 

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It is also possible to base the deletion rule on criteria.
Choose between standard criteria as well as elements from forms:

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6. Toggle the button in the top right corner to activate the rule and click "Save"

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7. Click "Activate" once more to confirm

In the pop-up window, you can see the immediate consequences.
The deletion rule is now activated and will remove data after the specified period.

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FAQ

What does it look like once the rule has been set up and how can I tell that it is working?

In the GDPR menu, you can tell that a rule is active by the green Activated slider. 
Moreover, you can see the amount of employees currently deleted per rule.

In the example below, you can see that 1 employee was deleted as a result of the rule:

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What does it look like when the rule has deleted an employee?

You can see the number of deleted employees per rule by looking at the red number.

Moreover, you can see a list of deleted data on the right side of the screen under Deleted data. In this section, you can filter the data based on a rule by either clicking on the Filter button or by clicking on the red number on a rule: 
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