The information provided when generating clauses
The windows change depending on the selected template type. In this example, we have chosen the most complete template:
5 templates are available
From a processing card, you are controller
- Standard contractual clauses (you transfer data to an EU processor)
- Clauses outside the EU to the processor (you export data to a non-EU subcontractor)
- Clauses outside the EU to the Controller (you export data to another non-EU data controller)
You are the data exporter, data controller, selected in the Description tab of the form. Importers are the third parties (such as subcontractors or data controllers) selected in the data table.
From a contract file, you are a processor
- Standard contractual clauses (you process data in the EU on behalf of a data controller - your principal)
- Clauses outside the EU to the processor (you export data to another subcontractor outside the EU as part of your mission for the principal)
- Clauses outside the EU to the controller (you export data to the data controller - your client - outside the EU)
You are a processor who processes or exports data - Description tab of the form. The data controller is the order giver selected in the same tab. Your subcontractors are the third parties selected in the data table.
Third party choice
Third parties, such as Subcontractor or Data Controller, have been previously selected in the data table, tab 
Docking clause : clause 5 or 7, optional
Use of sub-processors: type of authorization and notice period in the event of a change
This information modifies Clause 7.7 (Clauses without transfer) or Clause 9 (Clauses with transfer)
Supervision: clause 13.a is amended as follows:
Governing law and jurisdiction: clauses 17 and 18 are amended:
The frequency of transfer is displayed in ANNEX I, B. Description of transfer, below the data table
The supervisory authority is shown in ANNEX I, C. Competent supervisory authority
Subprocessors
They must be selected in the third party card 
- Tab Description
