PIPL

This document outlines how your company will handle personal information of individuals in China that you receive from third parties and handle on their behalf (i.e., when you are the processor). This is meant to be an internal document, so it should be available to individuals within your company.

This document outlines how your company will handle personal information you collect/control from individuals in China (i.e., when you are the controller). This is meant to be an internal document, so it should be available to individuals within your company.

This document provides language you can use in agreements with third parties who share personal information with your organization to process on their behalf (i.e., you are the entrusted party/processor). The document can be added to an existing contract or any new contracts moving forward. At this time this document should only be used if the data is staying in China. China has yet to release clauses that can be used when transferring the information out of China.

This document provides language you can use in agreements with third parties to whom you entrust personal information to process on your behalf (i.e., when you are the personal information handler/controller). The document can be added to an existing contract or any new contracts moving forward. At this time this document should only be used if the data is staying in China. China has yet to release clauses that can be used when transferring the information out of China.

This document weighs the costs and benefits of data handling activities that are likely to have a “major influence” on individuals in China. This is meant to be an internal document that you complete when you are the personal information handler/controller. You may need to disclose it to a regulator if audited.

This document discloses how your company handles personal information and what rights Chinese consumers have under the PIPL. You must post the text of this document on your website.