Go to KOHA administration > Global System Preferences and search for GDPR.
This will bring you to two system preferences, the one related to this functionality is GDPR_Policy.
There are three options for this system preference:
No request to consent to a GDPR policy will be enabled on the site.
A request to consent to a GDPR policy will appear on the OPAC site, but it will not be mandatory.
It will be mandatory for users to consent to a GDPR policy before they can use the OPAC site.
When this system preference is enabled, a field requesting the user consent to GDPR will appear on the OPAC self registration and on the user account on the OPAC.
Navigate to the self registration form by clicking Register here on the OPAC.
This will take you to a new page with a self registration form. The exact format of this form will be different depending on various settings on your site, however, it should look something like this:
At the bottom of the form there will be the option for a new patron to agree to GDPR terms and conditions.
If the GDPR_Policy is set to Enforced it will not be possible to complete self registration without consenting to the GDPR policy.
If the system preference is set to Permissive consent will be requested, but it will still be possible to complete self registration without agreeing to the GDPR policy.
Once this system preference has been enabled, when an existing patron logs into the OPAC they will automatically be brought to their own record and will be asked to consent to the GDPR policy.
If GDPR_Policy is set to Permissive patrons will be able to continue without selecting Yes. If a user selects No their preference will be saved but they will not be logged out.
Patrons are able to view and change their response to this query in the your consents tab on their account.
If the GDPR_Policy is set to Enforced and a patron changes their answer to No in the your consents tab they will automatically be logged out. If they try to login again after changing their answer, they will be presented with the same consent screen and if they pick Yes they will be able to continue logged in but if they pick No they will be logged out again.
If GDPR_Policy is set to Permissive and a patron changes their answer to No in the your consents their choice will be saved but they will not be logged out.
It is possible to report on patrons who have not consented to the library GDPR policy so staff can address them as appropriate for their own organisation. Please contact Interleaf Technology directly for further details.