Helping organisations provide consumers with intuitive, informed, and trustworthy data sharing experiences.
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The CX guidelines have been re-launched on a new domain: cx.dsb.gov.au
For more information, refer to Change log: Consumer Experience (CX) Guidelines
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Announcements
</aside>CX Checklist Updated
Open Source Assets Updated
The Consent Flow Updated
Pre-consent New
Collection and use consents Updated
Accredited person disclosure consents Updated
Trusted Adviser disclosure consents Updated
Insight disclosure consents Updated
Business consumer disclosure consents Updated
Amending consents Updated
Redirect to App New
Fallback Authentication Framework New
Redirect to Web with One Time Password Updated
Authorisation to disclose Updated
Amending authorisations Updated
Authorisation to disclose joint account data
Consent Management (Data holder)
Joint account disclosure option management service
Consent Management (Data recipient)
Collection and use consents Updated
Withdrawal Updated
Joint account notification settings
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The CX Guidelines provide optional examples of CDR key requirements and recommendations to help organisations build best practice consent models.
Wireframe designs do not necessarily prescribe how to put key requirements into effect, but the rules require CDR participants to have regard to the CX guidelines (see rules 4.10(1)(a)(ii) and 4.22(b)). Aligning with these guidelines is recommended to support a consistent and familiar CDR ecosystem that consumers can trust.
CDR Participants should also refer to the CDR Rules, data standards, and privacy guidelines for a complete view of obligations to facilitate compliance.
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Quick links to CX Guidelines: