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Typical enterprise procurement compliance requirements include: data residency and cross-border transfer restrictions (such as the EU's GDPR), legal design for obtaining participants' consent before recording, access permissions and role tiers, complete audit logs, data retention and deletion policies, and identity management integrations such as single sign-on (SSO) and SCIM.
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