Data Protection Regulation
DSGVO in the SAP Environment
The GDPR, which came into force on 25 May 2018, regulates the handling of personal data for all companies that offer their products or services within Germany or the European Union. The aim of the GDPR is to establish a level of protection for personal data.
SAP systems naturally work with large amounts of data — including personal data. This makes it necessary to comply with all the guidelines of the GDPR in SAP systems.
Anonymisation, archiving and destruction of personal data are becoming increasingly relevant for companies with ERP systems due to the legal regulations. However, it is often neglected that these measures for compliance with the GDPR must also be implemented in BW systems.
DSGVO@SAP
Overview
Recording relevant data in BW
We help you to record all personal data in your BW system and thus create a basis for compliance with the GDPR in BW.
Anonymisation of data
Whether after predefined periods of time or on request (e.g. when an employee leaves) — with our methodology, personal data can be anonymised automatically and on a daily basis and thus also used for reports and analyses in the long term.
Data deletion
If anonymisation of personal data is not necessary because it is no longer relevant for reporting, our methodology also helps you to delete this data automatically.
DSGVO@SAP
Interested?
Capture, delete and anonymise all personal data in your BW system, whether on demand or after a certain period of time — we help you implement the DSGVO guidelines in your BW system.
You need more information or still have questions about this topic?
For detailed information on the topic of the DSGVO, you can request our Whitepaper.