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As a matter of best practice, where possible, accredited data recipients and CDR representatives should show the consumer the CDR insight prior to it being disclosed. This will be unworkable in certain scenarios. However, as CX research suggested, doing this will aid comprehension and trust, and can also mitigate errors and incorrect outputs where the consumer is aware of incorrect details or insights being used. When possible and practical, data recipients should allow the consumer to review their actual insight(s) before it is disclosed to the non-accredited person. Data recipients should also provide the consumer with the option to: • deny disclosure; • amend insights or data clusters; • confirm disclosure.
OAIC Consumer Data Right insights | CX Research: 2021 Disclosure Consent report
Consent: Insight disclosure consents
19 March 2025