PRIVACY BROKER
Shift the cost & risks of privacy rights requests
Move privacy risks off your PrivOps Team and compress the cost of trust with every request through your custom Privacy Broker.
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What is a "Privacy Rights Broker"?
A Privacy Rights Broker is a dedicated service that sits between your customers and your business, receiving and routing Consumer Data Privacy Rights requests through the DataPassports™ Public Privacy Network. Instead of handling these requests via email, web forms, or a costly custom portal, participating businesses receive pre-validated, structured transactions directly into their Business Privacy Account — complete with identity assurance, audit trail, and Zero-liability coverage on every transaction.
Full-service request handling with a complete audit trail
Every privacy rights request that arrives through the Broker is automatically logged with a verifiable record of who submitted it, what was requested, when it was received, and how it was fulfilled. Approvals, identity checks, communications, and evidence live in one place so your team can produce auditor-ready documentation in seconds.
The Broker also displays the “Verified by DataPassports™” badge on your site and routes requests using your brand colors — giving customers a consistent, high-trust experience while keeping the operational burden off your internal teams and compressing the cost of trust.
Why it matters
- Trust at a glance: Show your customers and auditors exactly how requests are received, assessed, and fulfilled—no guesswork.
- Defensibility: Maintain a tamper‑evident timeline of decisions, identities verified, data sources queried, and legal bases applied.
- Operational clarity: Standardize DSAR handling across teams with consistent controls, SLAs, and sign‑offs—reducing risk and rework.
- Regulatory readiness: Align with common privacy frameworks (e.g., GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, LGPD) and produce the evidence auditors expect.
- Time saved: One‑click exports of complete request dossiers—no more hunting through inboxes, tickets, or spreadsheets.