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CSPS Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Summary: Client Services Environment

Description of the project

The purpose of this project was to examine the privacy impacts associated with the development, improvement of Client Services with the implementation of Customer Relationship Management by Salesforce and Amazon Connect integrated solution to improve the services offered to Public servant under the registrar's office, Business Enablement and Assurance Services Branch (BEASB) of the Canada School of Public Service (CSPS).

Why the PIA was necessary

A privacy impact assessment (PIA) is being conducted because Salesforce and Amazon Connect gathers personal information (Name, PRI, Email, Classification, Department) from federal public servants.

PIA objectives

The PIA is intended to help ensure that Salesforce and Amazon Connect at CSPS remains compliant with the Privacy Act, and to help identify and mitigate any risks associated with the personal information that Salesforce and Amazon Connect collects in the database of both systems for processing clients requests by web form system or by telephone line. It is also intended to help raise awareness within Client Contact Centre and Client Service Management team of the privacy concerns related to the work that we do.

This project involved taking stock of the personal information that Salesforce and Amazon Connect gathers and understanding better how that information should be processed going forward.

PIA findings and risk summary

Privacy risks arising from Salesforce and Amazon Connect data gathering are considered to be medium , as they involve collections of sensitive data. Data are collected and used for administrative purposes (i.e., to improve School products and services, not to make decisions about individual respondents or collaborators). Client Contact Centre and Client Service Management manager's will allow very limited access only for the employees with a need to know to perform their duties and provide service to our clients and honour our Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreements with other federal institutions.

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