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Conceptual dataflow diagram

This conceptual dataflow diagram shows the various roles of the involved persons, accessing and using the Howdy data.

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1. The list of participants includes the following data per participant:

Personal data:

  • Organisational ID *
  • First name *
  • Surname *
  • E-mail address *
  • Mobile telephone number
  • Role: Employee / Manager
  • Seniority
  • Date of birth
  • Private zip code + city
  • Health scheme
  • Organisational:
  • Department hierarchy (Divisions, Departments, Units)
  • Nearest manager
  • Location

* marks the required information for setting up the agreement.

2. API documentation

The API documentation is available here: https://github.com/WorklifeBarometer/API

3. Data deletion

Data is deleted in a number of different situations, that takes into account privacy, anonymity and the like. The policies are described in more details in our Terms & Privacy Policy.

4. Data access

The access level is based on the user role, e.g. manager can only access data for the team that he/she manages. HR, when assigned the Admin role, can access all data. More details are available in the overview below.

(C)REATE – (R)EAD – (E)DIT

Notice: If automatic synchronization is activated (API integration or Blob Storage) all E(DIT) rights to PARTICIPANT’S BASE DATA is removed from all portal users.

*1 Reporting covers PDF reports and dashboard data.
*2 Can only create email address and phone number. Once created it becomes invisible (for anonymity reasons).
*3 Cannot change email address and phone number if updated by participant.
*4 Limited to own department data.
*5 The Response Team can only access data if there is an open case for the actual participant.