GDPR Form Compliance

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  James Matney

  June 28, 2019 19:58
  If you are creating all of your for new, you can copy a form. If those two items are tedious, it might be helpful to copy the a whole for that had all of the needed form items built, and then edit the rest.
  But, your are right, if you could just save those specific form elements for reuse, that would be best.
  
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  James Matney
  E Communications Specialist, TEEX - Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service
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  Original Message:
  Sent: 11-13-2018 11:17
  From: Heather Olenick
  Subject: GDPR Form Compliance
  
  We are in the process of converting our classic forms and are wondering if there is a better way separating United States from Non-United States for GDPR Compliance.
  We are separating these by form conditions:
  United States from Non-United States and
  Zip Code from Postal Code
  
  How did you filter the Country fields on your web based forms for GDPR compliance?
  
  Since you can't save the form conditions block in Act-On to use this logic on multiple forms, this seems very tedious and time consuming.
  
  Any feedback would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you!
  
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  Heather Olenick
  Direct and Email Marketing Associate, Biodex Medical Systems, Inc.
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