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📬 Handle Requests From People About Their Data

Put a sensible process around how your organization uses AI, without stopping anyone getting work done. These prompts build the approval queue, the register of what is running, the log of what each tool actually did, and the policy an assistant checks submissions against. Written for the person who has been asked to own this and given no software to do it with.
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Handle Requests From People About Their Data

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We get requests from people about their data and AI tools make them much harder to answer. Build me a request log. Record each request with the person, how it arrived, the date received, the type such as access, correction, deletion or objection, the statutory deadline calculated from receipt, and the owner. Maintain a checklist per request of every system that must be searched, generated from our tool inventory and data protection records so AI tools, prompt libraries and execution logs are included rather than forgotten. Record what was searched, what was found and what action was taken, and attach the response sent. Show time remaining on each open request. Add an AI agent that, given a request, lists the systems likely to hold that person's data based on our own records and the categories involved, and drafts the response in plain language. Make clear it supports the process and does not give legal advice. Automate three things: deadline reminders at set intervals, an escalation as a deadline approaches, and a scheduled monthly report on volume and response times. Three logins: an intake user, a privacy owner, and a read only auditor.

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Handle Requests From People About Their Data

Track access, correction, and deletion requests against statutory deadlines, including data held in AI tools and logs.

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Requests about personal data have legal deadlines and AI systems make them harder to answer. This tracks the clock and reminds you where else the data might sit.

What's Included

  • Every request logged with its statutory deadline.
  • Systems to search listed including AI tools and logs.
  • Actions and responses recorded as evidence of compliance.
  • An assistant that lists where data is likely held.

How To Use

  1. Start the clock at receipt, not when someone noticed.
  2. Search AI tools and logs too. They are routinely forgotten.
  3. Record what you searched, not just what you found.
  4. Involve your privacy adviser. This tracks the process, it does not advise.

Cross-reference the data protection record, and the tool inventory.