KVKK
HR software that takesKVKK seriously.
Turkey's Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK, Law No. 6698) makes your company accountable for every candidate CV and employee file you hold. Otto HR puts the notices, consents, and records where they belong: inside the hiring and onboarding flows themselves.

6698
Law No. 6698, supported in-product
TR + EN
Bilingual flows and legal texts
Art. 9
Cross-border explicit consent captured
Why Otto
From notice to consent, inside the flow.
01
Aydınlatma at every intake
Candidates see the Aydınlatma Metni when they apply, new hires see the employee version in pre-boarding, and site visitors have a public visitor notice.
02
Açık rıza, recorded
Explicit consent, including Article 9 consent for cross-border transfer, is captured with the exact document versions accepted, at the moment data is collected.
03
Automatic jurisdiction check
The KVKK consent gate follows the hiring company's country and is derived again server-side on submit, so it can't be skipped by a modified client.
How it works
KVKK from application to day one.
Apply
Consent built into the application
When your company is in Turkey's jurisdiction, the job application form shows the candidate Aydınlatma Metni acknowledgment and KVKK explicit consent alongside the privacy notice: one consent box, no separate paperwork.

Pre-boarding
Employee consents before day one
The pre-employment packet gathers the employee Aydınlatma Metni acknowledgment and the Article 9 cross-border açık rıza before the new hire submits personal details, and records the accepted document versions with the packet.

Operate
KVKK-aware by design
Access is role-based and tenant isolation is enforced in the database. Person-level data is redacted before AI parsing, so features like document parsing don't create new KVKK exposure.

Document
Policies your employees can actually find
Publish workplace policies to the employee portal, keep company documents in one place, and let Otto draft policies or import them from your existing documents.

Frequently asked questions
KVKK is Turkey's Personal Data Protection Law (Kişisel Verilerin Korunması Kanunu, Law No. 6698). It governs how companies collect, process, store, and transfer personal data, including everything HR touches, from CVs to payroll records.
Yes. Where required, candidates and new hires give explicit consent, including Article 9 consent for cross-border data transfer, inside the application and pre-boarding flows, and the accepted document versions are recorded.
The KVKK-specific consent steps only appear for companies in Turkey's jurisdiction. Everyone else gets the standard privacy notice and equal-opportunity consent flow.
Otto HR publishes its own gizlilik politikası and ziyaretçi aydınlatma metni on this site, applies the same consent and data-minimization practices to its own processing, and keeps person-level data out of AI model calls.
Yes. The careers pages, candidate flows, employee portal, and HR workspace are available in Turkish and English, and candidates can switch language on your careers page.
KVKK, handled in the flow
Bring your HR dataunder KVKK discipline.
Create a workspace and see the consent flows on your own careers page, in Turkish and English.