The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) became effective on January 1, 2020.
The law protects the personal information of California consumers. The law applies to qualifying for-profit businesses that collect, purchase, or sell personal information.
The law can affect businesses outside California.
For more information, visit Sage's CCPA homepage.
Your company is responsible for this. Use optional fields to record disclosure requirements in customer records:
Your company creates and maintains disclosure reports for stored personal information.
Sage 300 stores information in standard customer fields and optional fields. Your company determines which fields contain personal information.
For example, you can review customer contacts, addresses, and email addresses through Accounts Receivable, A/R Customer Reports, then Customers.
Your company is responsible for this reporting. Sage 300 doesn’t track the sale of information.
Yes. You can save reports and custom reports (created with Crystal Reports or Sage Intelligence) as electronic files: