Avoid fines - with the GDPR ToolBox

Violations of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) have long since ceased to be a trivial offense and are punishable by sometimes very high fines. In Germany, depending on the type of violation, this can be up to 20 million euros or 4% of the annual turnover generated worldwide - the higher value is applied here. In 2021, for example, the GDPR fines imposed in 434 individual penalties cracked the billion euro mark and totaled 1.277 billion euros. In Germany, too, fines in the 8-digit euro range have been imposed in recent years.

Reason enough to comply with the GDPR requirements when processing personal data. Especially in ERP solutions such as Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, a lot of personal data naturally accumulates over time, such as names including first names, addresses, personal email addresses, and much more. According to DSGVO, you are obligated to document and evaluate every process in which personal data is collected, processed or stored in your ERP system and to make it available electronically upon request.

Our add-on solution, the DSGVO ToolBox for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central / Dynamics NAV, reliably supports you in this.

"As an external data protection officer, I am always very grateful when a GDPR requirement can be handled in an automated manner to the greatest possible extent. With the GDPR ToolBox, not only is the vexed issue of verifiability of the processing of data subjects covered, but also the deletion or anonymization of data is significantly simplified. In addition, the flexible and customizable solution maintains an overview of user rights in addition to fast data reports. TRANSPARENCY will now be capitalized with the GDPR ToolBox."

 Dr. Marion Herrmann, Managing Director, Datenschutz Symbiose GmbH

Get an overview of the advantages of the DSGVO ToolBox and learn how you can use it to implement the DSGVO requirements for your Dynamics 365 Business Central / NAV processes. In the video, Verena Thumann and Jan Grundmann present the functions of the DSGVO ToolBox and explain what the solution can be used for: