Getting Started
Our Approach
The Request Manager Agent extends Data Subject Request automation to any internal data systems in a simple and efficient manner. The Agent is installed in your network to handle the communication between the DataGrail application and your internal systems via a REST API interface.
This solution allows you to create any business logic you would like in your systems while maintaining a standardized interface with the DataGrail application. Our approach ensures the separation of concerns between your internal data operations and the privacy operations of fulfilling DSRs in DataGrail.
Easy to Deploy
The DataGrail Agent will be provided as a Docker image to run in a container virtually anywhere. The Agent container is configured through environment variables which contain metadata to dictate how to interact with your systems.
Host the Agent alongside your cloud-based systems on AWS, GCP, and Azure, using container orchestration technologies like ECS and Kubernetes.
Leverage DataGrail's Terraform configurations for quick and predictable deployments.
Secure by Design
Deploying the Agent in your network gives you complete control of the connection to your internal systems.
Network ingress to the Agent is secured with OAuth, TLS, and well-defined traffic rules, while internal system connectivity from the Agent is defined by you. Internal system access provided to the Agent uses the principle of least privilege to only access what’s needed.
Flexible Connections
Communicate with internal systems (databases, data warehouses, APIs, etc.) using one of the many pre-built connections, or extend our base components to encompass any needs specific to your organization.
Internal systems change over time and it's easy to update the Agent to encompass new systems to include in DSR processing automation.
To begin deploying the Request Manager Agent, visit the Configuration guide in the next section.
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