Iprofiel

Iprofil is a term used to describe a digitally stored personal profile that consolidates an individual's identifying information and professional history for use on online platforms, in recruitment processes, and across services that require identity verification. It is typically managed by the individual and shared with trusted organizations under explicit consent.

A typical iProfile includes identity data (name, contact details, photo), professional information (work history, education, skills, certifications), and optional items such as a portfolio or references. Privacy controls allow users to specify which data elements can be viewed by which parties, and to revoke access at any time.

Interoperability features may include data portability standards, APIs for integration with applicant tracking systems, learning management systems, and verification services, as well as mechanisms for data updates and synchronization across connected platforms.

From a governance perspective, iProfile systems emphasize data protection, consent management, encryption, and audit trails. Compliance with applicable privacy laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation in the European Union, is commonly addressed through data minimization, retention policies, and user rights.

See also digital identity, online profile, resume, data portability, and consent management.