Start with the operating team

A workspace represents the company or team responsible for privacy request operations. Configure it around the people who will actually review, assign, fulfill, approve, deliver, and close requests.

  • Confirm the workspace name and support contact details.
  • Invite the initial Admins and responders.
  • Keep at least one active Admin before changing membership or roles.

Prepare for the first request

Open Setup Center to review intake readiness and first-request guidance, then open Portals to review the active intake flow. A test submission checks receipt; later case actions may send email. Use controlled addresses and fictional data for a rehearsal, and choose self-review or designated reviewers in your approval settings.

  • Open Setup Center and confirm workspace details, team access, and notification settings.
  • Open Portals and review request types and confirmation copy before publishing.
  • Submit a labeled test request using the test-request link, then open Inbox and select its case reference.
  • Follow the first-request playbook through Fulfillment, Response & delivery, Case record, and Close case.

Decide what “ready” means for your team

Before sharing the portal publicly, make sure a request can reach someone who knows what to do next. A completed settings screen is only part of readiness; the people, coverage, and review process need to work together.

  • Name a person who checks new requests and a backup for absences.
  • If you use designated reviewers, confirm that they are active and can open the workspace.
  • Identify the first systems your team will search and the people responsible for them.
  • Use the practice request for a shared rehearsal, then use a controlled intake test to check your published form.

Need more help?

Product support is available at support@privacyrequests.co. Requesters should contact the company handling the request first because that company controls the case record and response decisions.