The Officient Self Service app is designed specifically to meet the requirements set forth by GDPR.

✓ You can use the Self Service app to access any piece of information or data that the company has collected from you.
✓ You can use the Self Service app to make adjustments to incorrect information about yourself.
✓ You can use the Self Service app to delete information about yourself, as long as the information is not necessary in the future (e.g., for payroll processing activities)
✓ You can use the Self Service app to block weekly digest email if you prefer not to receive it anymore.

Employee details
✓ Name employee
✓ First name employee
✓ Current and previous roles
✓ Team

Personal information
✓ National registration number
✓ Date of birth
✓ Nationality
✓ Gender
✓ Marital status
✓ IBAN
✓ Dependants
✓ Business e-mail address
✓ Personal e-mail address
✓ Home address
Telephone number
Contact in case of emergency (incl. type of contact and telephone number)

Salary information & extra-legal benefits
✓ Type of remuneration (employee/freelancer)
✓ Currency of remuneration
✓ Country of registration
✓ Start and end date
✓ Gross salary + any benefits and/or personal contributions
✓ Work schedule

Information about company equipment, company cars & training
✓ Type of company car with specifications
✓ Type of company equipment with specifications
✓ Information about training followed

Leave information
✓ Type of leave, hours worked and overtime
✓ Number of leave days and hours
✓ Approval of leave days, limits and budgets

Evaluation interviews
✓ Periodic evaluations with specifications

Contracts
✓ Employment contract and regulations
✓ Different policies

Documents
✓ Documents uploaded by users and employee
✓ Documents uploaded by the social secretariat and displayed in the application via integration with the wage engine

Free fields
Customers can choose to customise the data structure by assigning free fields to any data object. Personal data can be added voluntarily by staff members using these free fields.

Statistics and historical logging of the above
Officient provides its customers with statistics and aggregated data. For example, a gender pay gap can be visualised with the information provided by the database.

Why are these data stored?
Hrsoftware such as Officient has to process personal data for a number of reasons:
- We need to keep data from a number of personal fields in order to perform payroll calculations
- We need to keep contracts between employees and employers for a number of years.
- We need to keep personal calendars to ensure that legal limits on leave-taking are respected.
- Legal documents (e.g. identity card, driving licence, etc.) must be retained by the employer.
- We allow integration with other systems through the Officient APIs if requested by the client. We need to store access data and information to authenticate new users to use the platform.

Where will this data be stored?
Thedata will be stored in Officient's own software and databases. Personal data can also be exchanged through the integrations that Officient has built, and through the API that is available to customers.

How long will the data be kept?
Officient will keep the personal data for as long as the contract is in progress. Once the contract has been terminated and the period of time allowed for export has expired, Officient will first delete the personal data via soft deletion. This is accomplished through deactivation of the account and takes effect after explicit written confirmation from the parties involved (Officient-client-partner responsible). If within 90 days of account deactivation, the account is not reactivated, all data from the account will be permanently deleted from Officient's database. However, the database will retain that an account ever existed.

Notwithstanding this general rule, Officient may, at the express written request of the customer, apply a shorter retention period and consequently delete the personal data via 'soft deletion' or 'hard deletion'. In any instance of 'soft deletion', after the 90-day period, 'hard deletion' will always occur if the account is not reactivated (as described above).

Which applications (processors & subprocessors) use your data?
Youcan find an overview of all our processors & subprocessors here.