This guide explains how to obtain a customer's consent to process their data in accordance with current European law (GDPR).
1) Sending the consent request by the seller
GDPR consent requests can be sent at any time from the contact files in your customer portfolio.
To do so, click on the button labelled ‘Information on customer consent’.

Details of the various requests for consent that will be sent to them will be displayed, along with a reminder of the legislation.
Once you have read them, click on the button: ‘Ask for the client's consent.’

2) Receipt of the consent request by the customer:
The prospect will receive an email that looks as follows:

They will then be able to accept or decline requests relating to digital prospecting. If necessary, they can also indicate their opposition to telephone and postal canvassing.

Once they have saved their preferences, they will be able to change their choices by clicking the relevant button.

3) Seller views customer consent information
From the point of sale, the salesperson will be able to see the date on which the prospect read the consent requests.
It can be seen in the history (1) of their file or by clicking again on the 'Information on customer consent ' button (2).

(1) Filtering of information in the customer's file history:

(2) View of the consent timeline:

4) Process for companies
If you are creating a file for a prospect who is employed by a company, tick the 'This client is part of a company' box to enter their business contact details.
You can specify their role within the company:
-Legal representative,
-Fleet manager,
Or
-Employee.

Reminder: if this contact's personal details are entered in their file, they will automatically receive requests for consent at their private email address, even if their work email address is registered.
If this contact is only doing business with you in a commercial capacity for a company, you should only enter their business details on their file.

The company file will show the contact details of the legal representative.

The collection of consent from this person will be done in the same way as it is done for an individual.

Example:

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