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Definition
A DSAR lets you see the personal data held about you and how it is used. You do not need to give a reason, and the organisation must respond within a statutory time, normally one month.
Why it matters for your business
As a director you can make a DSAR for your personal data; your company's transaction data is separately available in-account. See making a data request.
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