Synnch has a global scope and works with international clients. GDPR from the European Union is a key consideration for the team at Synnch.
Lawful Basis and Transparency
What information we collect?
Name, email address, general information about the company you work for, phone number, along with data about your company's R&D activities.
Data
Limitation
Only data from individuals essential to providing the Synnch service is collected. This is limited to name, email address and phone number.
Data Protection by Design and by Default
Synnch is developed with proactive data protection, privacy and security in mind. Data by default is encrypted, minimised, essential in nature, and protected behind user roles and access permissions in the system.
Encrypt, pseudonymize, or anonymize personal data wherever possible.
Data is encrypted at rest and in transit within the Synnch platform, and is also encrypted when interacting with third party APIs, such as Xero.
Create an internal security policy for your team members, and build awareness about data protection.
Synnch follows strict security and privacy policies. Synnch employs multiple person approval mechanisms, MFA, password complexity, and encryption to ensure the risk of accidental or malicious data breaches.
Know when to conduct a data protection impact assessment, and have a process in place to carry it out.
The Synnch DIPA can be accessed
here.
Have a process in place to notify the authorities and your data subjects in the event of a data breach.
As an Australian company, the Synnch policies and procedures align with the Australian Privacy Principals and Notifiable Data Breach framework. This also maps onto the GDPR notification process and Synnch adheres to all notification requirements in the event of a data breach.
Accountability and Governance
Designate someone responsible for ensuring GDPR compliance across your organization.
Adam Stead, Chief Technology Officer - adam@synnch.com.au
Does Synnch sign a data processing agreement between your organization and any third parties that process personal data on your behalf?
Yes
If your organization is outside the EU, appoint a representative within one of the EU member states.
TBC
Appoint a Data Protection Officer (if necessary)
Adam Stead, Chief Technology Officer - adam@synnch.com.au
Privacy Rights
It's easy for your customers to request and receive all the information you have about them.
Yes
It's easy for your customers to correct or update inaccurate or incomplete information.
Yes
It's easy for your customers to request to have their personal data deleted.
Yes
It's easy for your customers to ask you to stop processing their data.
Yes
It's easy for your customers to request and receive all the information you have about them.
Yes
It's easy for your customers to receive a copy of their personal data in a format that can be easily transferred to another company.
Yes
If you make decisions about people based on automated processes, you have a procedure to protect their rights.
Yes