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Hi,
we think about using confluence for System and end user documentation wiki for our transactional system after we have already the documentation for our reporting system in confluence available. Regarding the mentioned persons in the change history we had the question how to handle that the Name of the external Partner is shown in the side Change history even if the external Partner is not working for our Company any more. How can we handle the GDPR requirement that we Need to delete their names after three years in our Systems. Do you have a solution regarding this Point?
Thanks,
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
in case Scott's answer doesn't apply the User Anonymizer for Confluence may be the solution you are looking for.
It helps to meet the requirements of GDPR by anonymizing all kind of personal data across Confluence. It even works for change histories as well as Metadata and more. You can use the 30-day trial to get to know if this solution solves your problems.
Cheers,
Nadine
Communardo Products GmbH
Hi Thomas,
There is a wealth of information on GDPR in the Community, Atlassian Blogs, and Documentation. Fr Confluence I suggest you start here:
GDPR support guides for Confluence Server and Data Center
New Privacy Settings: Take Control of Your Data
Hope this helps,
-Scott
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