Data, security, privacy and compliance
When used to its full capability Autowork Go stores the following personal data:
Customer title, first name and surname
Customer address and, potentially, the customer’s work address (as a vehicle delivery address)
Email address and contact telephone number
The service also stores details of the vehicles that a customer has connections with together with all jobs carried out including their dates. This should be treated as personal data.
Silkmoth, trading as Klipboard are a Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform Partner. All of our services, including Autowork Go, Autowork eCommerce and TyreClick are hosted on the Microsoft Azure platform. Azure is a robust, reliable and secure platform hosting data and applications for the largest companies in the world.
In accordance with the EU GDPR regulations, that the UK are still aligned with, all of the data stored by Autowork Go is held within the EU at Microsoft’s West and North Europe data centres. If the UK Government change the legislation then the way in which it is stored and managed will be changed accordingly.
Microsoft Azure Data Centres
The Autowork Go application runs in your web browser and connects to our servers in the Azure Cloud. All data that is captured and transmitted, up and down, is encrypted. You can check that your connection is secure by clicking the padlock in your browser.
Autowork Go Connection Security
The Autowork Go service, like most websites, uses cookies. These are small pieces of information that we store on your computer. They contain no personal information or customer data and are simply used by us to make the service work and to monitor its performance.
We do recommend that you keep your browser updated with the latest security and feature updates.
The security measures built within the system prevent access to a dealer’s customer data by anyone but the dealer and the Silkmoth (Klipboard) team. Silkmoth, trading as Klipboard will only access the data to provide support to the dealer. Silkmoth, trading as Klipboard will not share any dealer data without a dealer’s consent and not without a Data Processing Agreement being in place.
Yes, dealers can export their customer data as well as their financial data. When exporting data, dealers must confirm that they are taking appropriate measures to ensure the security of the data.
Autowork Go can help you send reminders to customers for MOTs and to carry out work identified during a vehicle or tyre health check. These are vehicle safety messages and not deemed to be marketing messages. Similarly, Autowork Go can also send status notifications about work in-progress or completed as well as sending customer invoices. These messages are transactional and, again, not deemed to be marketing messages.
You can export your customer information to upload to a marketing package such as MailChimp or pass on to an agency. It is important that when using the information in this way that your customer consents are up to date. Fortunately, Autowork Go can look after this for you. By using our check-in app, customers are asked to re-confirm their communication preferences each time they visit. When you export the customer data these preferences can also be exported allowing you to ensure that you only send marketing communications to those customers who have opted-in.
Under GDPR every citizen has the right to request access to their personal data, request any incorrect information is corrected and to request deletion of their data. Silkmoth’s (Klipboard's) support team will assist you, at no cost, with any such requests relating to your Autowork Go service. GDPR requires responses to subject access requests within one calendar month. Silkmoth’s (Klipboard's) team will endeavour to respond within five working days. Please ensure that before you submit a customer’s data subject access request to Silkmoth, trading as Klipboard, you have thoroughly checked and verified their identity.