Required
Complete and confirm the CCPA scope assessment
Complete and confirm the CCPA scope assessment.
Cal. Civ. Code §§ 1798.100 et seq.; 11 CCR § 7001California privacy request check
Complete CCPA Scope Assessment — Required downstream action becomes required · Complete the applicable downstream directions, or…
The calculated result is “Complete CCPA Scope Assessment”. Complete and confirm the CCPA scope assessment.
Decision path15EE905BBDSchema 1.0.0
The organization and request are within CCPA scopeNo
Consumer requestOpt Out Sale Or Sharing
One 45-day extension was usedNo
The 15-business-day opt-out or limit deadline has been reachedYes
Opt-out or limit request honored within 15 business daysNo
Request completedYes
Required downstream actionOutstanding
Action required
Calculated result Complete CCPA Scope Assessment
Apply the published CCPA request lifecycle to the request type, verification, acknowledgement, extension, response, downstream action, and denial facts entered here. This scenario is distinct because it produces this exact combination of calculated result, active obligations, deadlines, and required evidence.
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The 15-business-day response limit may have been missed
The 15-business-day response limit may have been missed.
11 CCR §§ 7026, 7027Required
Complete the required downstream notices or document why none were required
Complete the required downstream notices or document why none were required.
11 CCR §§ 7026(f), 7027(g)Change the facts
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The organization and request are within CCPA scopeNo → Yes
Result becomesOpt Out Or Limit 15 Business Day Response
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