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Are you ready to transform your marketing strategy? Watch an insightful webinar with Ruohonjuuri, tailored specifically for e-commerce and omnichannel retailers.
Are you ready to transform your marketing strategy? Watch an insightful webinar with Ruohonjuuri, tailored specifically for e-commerce and omnichannel retailers.
Custobar
30. October 2024
Companies face several data hygiene problems when trying to comply with GDPR. Businesses can have duplicate, incorrect or outdated customer information due to human error or clashing systems.
Businesses often struggle with managing and controlling customer data, which can be a significant pain point. This includes difficulties keeping track of where the data is stored, who has access to it, and how it is used. GDPR also requires companies to ensure that any third-party vendors they work with comply with the regulation. However, this can be challenging as businesses may not have complete visibility of their vendors' data practices.
Has your company encountered any of these common data hygiene issues in efforts to comply with GDPR?
Custobar, a customer data and marketing automation platform, offers several features to help companies address GDPR and data hygiene challenges
By leveraging these capabilities, companies can use Custobar to establish and maintain good data hygiene practices, which are fundamental to GDPR compliance.
In conclusion, maintaining strong data hygiene practices is vital for businesses that want to achieve and showcase their GDPR compliance. As data privacy evolves, having a trusted partner like Custobar—where GDPR compliance is a top priority—will empower companies to navigate this complex landscape confidently.
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