Data Processing Agreement
Overview
This Data Processing Agreement (“DPA”) describes how Cyberyami HRM processes personal data on behalf of its customers (the “Controller”) when they use the platform.
Note: this is a placeholder. The final DPA will be reviewed by counsel before launch and will replace this content. For an executed DPA today, contact us.
Roles
The customer is the data Controller; Cyberyami HRM acts as a Processor, processing personal data only on the customer's documented instructions and for the purpose of providing the service.
Security & sub-processors
Processing is subject to the safeguards described on our Security page (encryption in transit and at rest, tenant isolation, access control). A current list of sub-processors is available on request.
Data-principal rights & deletion (India DPDP Act 2023 / GDPR)
The platform ships native self-service workflows so each Data Principal can exercise their statutory rights and the Controller can meet its DPDP and GDPR obligations from the in-app My Privacy console:
- Access (DPDP §11): downloadable personal-data export, fulfilled within 24 hours.
- Correction (DPDP §12): self-edit or administrator-reviewed correction of HR-of-record fields.
- Erasure (DPDP §12): anonymisation of personal identifiers with the audit trail preserved.
- Nomination (DPDP §14): nominate a representative to act on the principal's behalf.
- Grievance redressal (DPDP §13): file and track grievances; routed to the Controller's designated grievance officer / DPO, whose contact details the Controller configures in its white-label settings (not a fixed operator address).
- Consent (DPDP §5 / §6): versioned privacy notices, first-login consent capture, and withdrawal.
Breach notification (DPDP §8(6)) within the 72-hour board window and configurable data retention (DPDP §3) are likewise supported. See our Privacy Policy for retention windows and the erasure process.
Request an executed DPA
Email support@cyberyami.com to request a signed Data Processing Agreement for your organisation.