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A rigorous Data retention policy is essential for responsible, GDPR management. By precisely defining Data retention retention periods for each type of data, you reduce legal risks, optimize your resources and boost the confidence of your users. This structured approach enables you to retain only data that is strictly necessary, while complying with your legal obligations.
The undisputed leader in GDPR compliance, Dipeeo has established itself as the 2nd Data Protection Officer (DPO) in France, with over 420 companies placing their trust in us.
This strategic position reflects the expertise and effectiveness of our innovative approach, combining the legal excellence of our certified DPOs with a state-of-the-art technology platform to ensure optimal and sustainable GDPR compliance.
Data retention periods must be determined on the basis of the Purpose the processing and applicable legal obligations. For example, invoicing data must be kept for 10 years to comply with tax requirements, while candidate CVs can only be kept for 2 years after the last contact. It is essential to establish a clear policy that respects the principle of data minimization while ensuring the continuity of your business.
Implementing an effective Data retention policy requires a methodical approach. First of all, you need to identify all the types of data processed in your organization, determine their Purpose and the associated legal bases. Then, it's crucial to implement automated archiving and deletion processes, train your teams and document all decisions taken. Regular monitoring ensures that defined timeframes are respected.
Poor management of Data retention periods can have significant consequences. In addition to financial penalties of up to 4% of worldwide sales, you risk losing the trust of your clients and partners. Excessive Data retention also increases storage costs and security risks. An inadequate Data retention policy can also compromise your ability to respond to requests for access or deletion from data subjects.
Compliance with Data retention periods requires constant vigilance. We recommend regular audits of your databases, automated purging and archiving processes, and up-to-date documentation. Ongoing team training and regular updating of your Data retention policy in line with regulatory developments are also essential. This proactive approach guarantees lasting compliance and optimal management of your data.
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VAT/month
For companies with
≤ 15 employees
VAT/month
For companies with
16 to 49 employees
Popular
VAT/month
For companies with
50 to 99 employees or ≤ 2 entities
For companies with
≥ 100 employees or ≥ 2 entities
*one-off payment = 2 months free (12-month commitment)