The Inxmail email marketing platform fully meets the requirements of the GDPR. With a clearly defined data processing agreement (DPA) and comprehensive technical and organizational measures (TOMs), we guarantee that your data will be processed securely and in compliance. Trust in the highest standards for your email campaigns.
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Inxmail is certified by TÜV Rheinland according to the international standard ISO/IEC 27001:2013. This certification confirms compliance with the highest IT security standards. You can rely on tested processes and secure data processing.
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With our email marketing platform, you can meet the high data protection and data security requirements. We ensure that you have the prerequisites for secure processing of personal data.
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Do you want to learn more about the legal requirements for email marketing and what conditions you need to fulfill? In our Knowledge Base, we use practical examples to explain the meaning behind the complex legal texts.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU regulation that governs the protection of personal data within the EU. It is important for email marketing because it sets strict requirements for the processing and storage of data that ensure user privacy is protected.
A GDPR-compliant newsletter tool ensures that the processing and storage of personal data meets the strict requirements of the GDPR. It protects you from legal risks and possible penalties. It also strengthens the trust of your customers and recipients, as they can be sure that their data is being handled responsibly and securely.
To send marketing emails, you need the explicit consent of the recipients. This must be verifiable and the recipients must be clearly informed about the purpose of the data collection and use. For this purpose, the double opt-in procedure is recommended, in which recipients must confirm their consent after registration.
The newsletter subscription form must be clear and comprehensible and must explicitly request consent for data processing. It should make it clear what data is being collected and what it will be used for, and include a reference to the privacy policy, which should ideally be directly linked.
In the event of a violation, fines of up to EUR 20 million or, in the case of a company, up to 4 percent of the global annual turnover (whichever is higher) may be imposed.
Inxmail does not provide legal advice. Please consult a lawyer for solutions to specific legal cases and questions. For advice and tips on the subject of data protection, please contact your data protection officer.