LQPD & Data Protection

A practical explanation of the LQPD process YUNIT SL has implemented for consumers, business partners and authorised auditors.

About LQPD

The Andorran LQPD governs how personal data is collected, processed, retained and deleted by organisations established in Andorra. YUNIT SL is incorporated in Andorra and is subject to APDA supervision. This page explains the operational process implemented on this website; it is not a substitute for legal advice.

What this process covers

Consumers

Individuals can submit a deletion request for personal data held by YUNIT SL. The request is recorded, acknowledged by email and handled through an internal review workflow.

Businesses

Business partners can sign a Data Processing Agreement when YUNIT SL processes personal data on their behalf or when shared processing responsibilities need to be documented.

Auditors

Authorised auditors can request a one-time access code to download an export of incidents, DPA signatories and deletion request status data.

Implemented control model

DPA signatures are timestamped and linked to the signatory, entity type, contact details, country, DPA version and IP address.
Deletion requests are stored with requester details, optional scope notes, current status and resolution metadata.
Audit access uses email-based one-time codes that expire after 24 hours and are marked as used immediately after export.
The public site explains the process; operational review, identity checks and final decisions remain controlled by YUNIT SL.

Transparency limits

Some requests require manual assessment. YUNIT SL may need to verify identity, confirm legal authority, preserve records that must be retained, or reject a deletion request where a legal obligation requires continued restricted retention. The audit export is intended for authorised review, not public disclosure.