Handle your customers' data properly
Record who agreed to offers, give any customer a copy of their data, erase their personal details when they ask and keep a log of who changed what.
- Dated consent for offers, with where it came from
- Download all data held about a customer
- Erase personal details and keep the bills
- Audit log of important changes
Agreed, withdrawn or unknown, with the date and whether it came from the counter, the feedback page, an email link or the online store.
One zip with the customer's bills, payments, feedback, wallet and consent history.
Names, phones, addresses and notes are removed. Bills stay because the law needs them.
Who changed settings, voided a bill, refunded or exported data, and when.
Bills are not offers
A bill or receipt belongs to the sale and needs no consent. An offer is marketing and does. AppZet keeps the two apart, so a campaign can only reach customers who clearly agreed.
How it works
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Record consent
On the customer form or through the feedback page.
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Export when asked
Open the customer's privacy page and download the copy.
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Erase when asked
Confirm, and the personal details are removed.
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Review the log
Search the audit log for any change.
Common questions
Are bills deleted when I erase a customer?
No. Bills are kept for your books. The customer's name and contact details are removed from them.
Is this legal advice?
No. These tools help you follow the rules; check your own obligations with a professional.
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