Organization
An Organization represents all or part of an enterprise or company, and establishes the root of your resource hierarchy. This means that while you can have more than one Organization resource, they can't refer to each other's sub-resources. For example, your "American Stores" Organization can't refer to the Policy objects that are defined by your "European Stores" Organization.
The Organization resource will also contain vital information with regards to compliance reporting in the case of a data map or RoPA (Record of Processing Activities).
All other resource types must refer to an Organization (through their organization_fides_key
properties). Fides creates a default Organization that it uses for all resources that don't otherwise specify an Organization. Unless you're creating multiple Organizations (which should be rare), it is suggested to use the default Organization resource.
The fides key for the default Organization is default_organization
.
Object Structure
fides_key string
A string token of your own invention that uniquely identifies this Organization. It's your responsibility to ensure that the value is unique across all of your Organization objects. The value can only contain alphanumeric characters, hyphens, periods and underscores ([A-Za-z0-9_.-]
).
name string
A UI-friendly label for the Organization.
description string
A human-readable description of the Organization.
controller [array]
An array of contact information for the controller over personal data usage within the organization (name
, address
, email
, phone
).
data_protection_officer [array]
An array of contact information for the Data Protection Officer (DPO) within the organization (name
, address
, email
, phone
).
representative [array]
An array of contact information for an optional representative for the organization on behalf of the controller and/or DPO (name
, address
, email
, phone
).
security_policy string
A url to the organization security policy, (i.e. https://ethyca.com/privacy-policy/)
Examples
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