I need to transfer data from Jotform to Salesforce and thought I could use Zapier, but it looks like I’ve hit a roadblock, per this page https://zapier.com/help/account/data-management/data-privacy-at-zapier
Best answer by nicksimard
View originalI need to transfer data from Jotform to Salesforce and thought I could use Zapier, but it looks like I’ve hit a roadblock, per this page https://zapier.com/help/account/data-management/data-privacy-at-zapier
Best answer by nicksimard
View originalSure I cast a paper ballot and you can count it twice!!
Yes you have my vote for HIPAA compliance.
Even though Zapier doesn’t claim HIPAA compliance, they secure the system very well and with their best effort. They do not claim this probably because that would mean they would have to deal with certain certificates, audits, whatever.
Because of that, it’s completely your choice and actions to making it “HIPAA” compliant with policies of usage you setup yourself. I don’t have experience with HIPAA, but this would be your own choice.
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Dr. Case:
I don’t know Zendesk or Fax.plus specifically but there are ways around this issue of using Zapier involving HIPAA compliant.
The primary things to understand are:
Happy Holidays!
Can we add a vote for us as well… Seems like a highly requested feature to be lacking.
Hey
I’m happy to confirm that your votes have been added for Zapier to become HIPAA compliant. :)
Add me to the list, too, please. We're a Zapier partner and this is what many of our customers need to properly roll out zapier in an enterprise environment.
I would like to be added to that vote as well too. Thank you.
Hey there
I also work at a health tech startup that would use Zapier, that would benefit a lot if you were HIPAA compliant. Please add my vote to this thread.
It appears that with Zapier, most components if not all of the required and even most addressable requirements under HIPAA Security Rule are met.
https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/special-topics/de-identification/index.html#standard
Any organization dealing with ePHI should also carefully consult with an attorney who understands software/tech and HIPAA/HITECH regulations.
All technical requirements aside, Zapier must also offer to execute Business Associate Agreements as well-- which they do not. Users should not believe that they can be HIPAA compliant on the simple basis that Zapier is not providing any “guarantee” and that the User would be fully responsible, as the requirement for a BAA is a clear requirement in order to meet the standards under HIPAA/HITECH.
Additionally, if Zapier was to learn you are using the system to handle ePHI, it would automatically have obligations as outlined by federal law, which likely would mean it would have no choice but to suspend your services and make a report of the violation to the Office of Civil Rights for the US Dept. of Health and Human Services.
The lack of Zapier (or any vendor for that matter) not signing a BAA and not officially allowing their system for use with ePHI, does not mean they are completely resolved of obligations under the law should they become aware of it’s use with ePHI.
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Currently I can only use Zapier in a very limited fashion due to it lacking HIPAA compliance. Don’t make me switch! Some sort of official statement on Zapier’s plans would be most helpful.
Please add my vote for Zapier setting up a process to becoming HIPAA compliant.
Mod Edit: 03-21-2022
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I see that you’ve found Zapier’s official public-facing statement on data privacy. It’s definitely something that other users have asked for, and I’ve added your vote for it. I don’t have anything resembling a timeline for if/when that will be supported, however.
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Pls add my vote as well.
Hi there,
How do I add my vote?
Please add my vote as well. Thank you!
Can you add my vote as well? I’m a huge fan of Zapier, but the lack of HIPAA compliance creates a major barrier to us using it in any significant way.
Thanks!
I'd also like to add my vote...
Here is your work around on this issue; correct Zapier is not Hipaa compliant. You can connect your JotForm to Google Sheets and this is Hipaa compliant. Call this Google Sheet #1. Create a second Google Sheet #2 with a simple important range / query function leaving out the personal identifiers or PHI. Send the information from the JotForm (which has a unique identifier) and Google Sheet #2 back to Zapier utilizing the Submission ID as the unique identifier. When Zapier is done with the data send it back to Google Sheet #3 and use the Submission ID to query the PHI data and personal identifiers from Google Sheet #1.
We use these tools and in essence we never have PHI data travel with Personal identifiers.
Hope that helps!
Hi
Any update on this . We are UK based and use Zapier for all our processes we are expanding internationally and I am disappointed to see it is not HIPAA compliant which will be essential for us
thanks
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