Take DSAR and privacy requests in a form you can track
Data-subject requests arrive in any inbox, in any wording, and the statutory clock starts before anyone notices. The tracking spreadsheet begins at panic.
The short way: One intake channel where requests arrive typed, scoped and timestamped — the clock visibly started, the privacy team notified, the log building itself.
Type this — that’s the whole job
“A privacy request form: request type (access, deletion, correction), requester details, account identifiers, scope of the request”
Build it now — freeNo setup, no tutorial. The words above go with you — review what the AI builds, then share the link.
How it works — three steps
- 1
Describe the request types you handle; the AI structures the intake.
- 2
Link it from your privacy policy and footer.
- 3
Response alerts tell the privacy owner of every request within minutes; the response log is the export.
What’s doing the work
Structured request types
Deletion vs access vs correction is a field, not a parsing exercise.
Timestamped intake
The statutory clock's start time is recorded, not reconstructed.
Response alerts
The privacy officer knows within minutes, whichever day the request lands.
Questions people ask
How should we verify requester identity?
Collect claimed identifiers in the form, then verify through your existing account channels before fulfilment — the form starts the process; verification stays yours.
Does the platform itself help with OUR privacy duties?
Yes — retention auto-deletion, consent capture, anonymous modes and PII scanning are the same machinery, pointed at your own responses.
Minutes, not weeks. That’s the deal.
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