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To establish a data governance framework for UU PDP and POJK compliance, you need to catalog data assets, track lineage, classify PII, and enforce retention policies. This ensures regulatory compliance and auditability across all services.

Tracking data lineage and classifying PII requires a centralized governance program that visualizes data flow from source to consumer. This approach ensures traceability, accountability, and proper application of protections for personally identifiable information.

Defining data retention policies and generating compliance reports involves establishing clear retention rules within your governance framework. This enables compliant reporting requirements and ensures your organization meets regulatory standards like UU PDP and POJK.

Yes, you can build a searchable data catalog of PayU data assets that defines data ownership and stewardship. This establishes access governance and auditability while maintaining centralized control over your data environment.

Data lineage visibility and PII classification are needed for regulatory compliance because they provide traceability from source to consumer and identify sensitive information. This ensures proper protections are applied and auditability requirements are met for regulators.

Manual data governance limits your ability to effectively manage retention policies and access governance at scale. Without an established framework, maintaining auditability, tracking lineage, and ensuring UU PDP and POJK compliance across all services becomes inconsistent and error-prone.