kundekonsesjon

Kundekonsesjon is a term used in Norwegian discourse that can be understood as a customer’s consent or authorization for a company to take certain actions. It is not a standard or formal legal term with a fixed definition in Norwegian law, and its meaning can vary by context. In practice, the phrase is often employed descriptively to refer to the permission a customer grants for handling personal data, communicating about services, or performing tasks on behalf of the customer within a contractual relationship. Because it is not a codified concept, interpretations of kundekonsesjon differ between industries and organizations.

Usage and scope

In many settings, kundekonsesjon relates to consent given by a customer to process personal data, share information with partners, or access specific account information. It can also cover authorizations to act on the customer’s behalf in service delivery, billing, or account management. The exact scope—what is permitted, for which purposes, and for how long—depends on the wording of consent requests, contractual terms, and applicable privacy regulations.

Legal considerations

Consent used in this sense should align with general principles for informed and freely given consent. In Norway and the EEA, processing of personal data requires clear basis such as consent or another legitimate ground under GDPR. Consent should be specific, informed, revocable, and easy to withdraw, and organizations should maintain records of the customer’s permissions.

See also

samtykke, personvern, GDPR, norsk personopplysningslov.