REVEALS’ OBLIGATIONS AS A PROCESSOR Clause Samples

This clause defines the responsibilities and duties of Reveals when acting as a data processor on behalf of another party. It typically outlines how Reveals must handle, process, and protect personal data according to the instructions of the data controller and in compliance with applicable data protection laws, such as GDPR. For example, it may require Reveals to implement appropriate security measures, assist with data subject requests, and notify the controller of any data breaches. The core function of this clause is to ensure that personal data is processed lawfully and securely, thereby protecting the interests of both the data controller and the individuals whose data is being processed.
REVEALS’ OBLIGATIONS AS A PROCESSOR. 2.1 Reveal will only process Personal Data on behalf of and under the documented and lawful instructions of Customer, for the purposes of the Contract. 2.2 The Parties acknowledge that the fulfillment of the purpose of the Contract and the use of the Services and its features are considered to be the documented instructions of Customer. 2.3 Any additional instruction from Customer must be made in writing, specifying the purpose concerned and the operation to be carried out, being understood that the implementation of any additional instruction may be conditional on Customer's acceptance of the corresponding estimate issued by Reveal. 2.4 Reveal undertakes to inform Customer if, in its opinion, the instruction amounts to a breach of the Applicable Data Protection Regulations. 2.5 If Reveal receives a request from a data subject whose Personal Data has been Processed under the Contract on behalf of Customer, Reveal shall promptly inform Customer of such request without responding to it directly. Reveal shall provide prompt assistance to Customer, at Customer’s cost, in order to allow Customer to fulfill its obligation to comply with valid data subject requests for the right of access, to object, to restriction of Processing, to rectification, to erasure, or to portability of the Customer Data Processed on Customer’s behalf by Reveal. 2.6 Reveal will cooperate with Customer and provide Customer, at Customer’s cost, with all necessary assistance and documentation to enable it to comply with its obligations under Articles 32 to 36 of GDPR to which it is subject, including assistance in carrying out data protection impact assessments, and prior consultations with supervisory authorities. 2.7 Reveal undertakes to inform Customer of any request of access or communication from a third party invoking an authorisation resulting from the application of the Applicable Data Protection Regulations.
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