Findata reviews the application and invites you to an online meeting
We review applications within approximately one week of submission.
We invite the applicant to a Teams meeting to go through the application and ask clarifying questions if needed.
We may ask you to supplement the application.
Findata requests cost estimates and additional information from data controllers
Once the extraction descriptions are complete, we will send requests for additional information and cost estimates to the relevant data controllers.
Data controllers have 15 working days to respond.
If further clarification is needed, data controllers may send questions via Findata to the applicant.
Findata compiles the cost estimates from data controllers and Findata’s own data processing costs and sends them to the applicant.
After receiving the cost estimates from data controllers, we assess the working time and costs required for data processing.
We then deliver the final extraction description and cost estimate to the applicant.
The extraction description must be approved before a permit can be granted.
Extraction terms cannot be changed after approval. Any later changes to the extracted data require a separate application.
Findata issues a decision
Data permits are for a fixed period.
If data needs to be retained, for example for research verification purposes, or if permit renewal or regular updates of data extractions are expected, please indicate this in the application.