
DPA and DSA Agreements for Organisations
DPA and DSA Agreements for Organisations are a pair of PDPA contract templates: a Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) and a Data Processing Agreement (DPA), drafted by the Kooru legal team. They are for businesses that share customer data with partners or outsource processing such as payroll, and come with a step-by-step user guide.
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The full set of 3 documents totals ฿3,470 · each can be bought separately
| This Word file | AiPDPA | Kooru legal team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who fills it in | You do | Generated from your company data | The legal team does it |
| Scope | This document | A full set for your business | Gap Analysis + system set-up |
| Price | ฿1,490 | See plans ↗ | From ฿5,900 |
Is your business exposed through the way it shares customer data with others?
Passing customer data to partners, outsourcing payroll, or sharing data between organisations without a tight agreement carries high risk. Under the PDPA, unlawful disclosure can lead to administrative fines of up to THB 3,000,000, or up to THB 5,000,000 where sensitive data is involved.
This does not include criminal penalties (Section 79: imprisonment for up to 1 year and/or a fine of up to THB 1,000,000) and civil claims (punitive damages of up to 2 times), which can seriously damage a reputation built over many years.
Protect your SME with the premium Data Sharing Agreement and Data Processing Agreement (DSA & DPA) set. It is not only a generic template but a safeguard drafted by the Kooru legal team, Thai lawyers and Barristers-at-Law who have completed DPO (Data Protection Officer) training.
Why consider this set?
The cost is small compared with the millions of baht in fines you could face. The documents are designed for real-world use, with a complete step-by-step user guide that explains the legal language clearly.
If a dispute arises in the future in connection with the use of these documents, you are entitled to an initial consultation with the Kooru legal team and DPO.
The document files are provided in Thai.
What you get in this product:
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DPA and DSA agreements for organisations (1 set)
– Personal data Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) x1
– Personal data Data Processing Agreement (DPA) x1 -
User guide (1 set)
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Register via LINE @kooru to receive consultation in the event of a dispute
Frequently asked questions
What agreements are in the DSA & DPA set?
The set contains 2 agreements: one Personal Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) and one Personal Data Processing Agreement (DPA), with 1 user guide and consultation via LINE @kooru. The DSA covers sharing data with partners or between organisations, while the DPA covers engaging an outside processor such as a payroll provider. Both were drafted by the Kooru legal team, Thai lawyers and Barristers-at-Law who have completed DPO training. The guide explains the legal language step by step, and the document files are provided in Thai.
How much is the DSA and DPA agreement set?
The DSA and DPA set costs THB 1,490. For that price you receive 1 set of DSA & DPA agreements, a step-by-step user guide, and registration via LINE @kooru for consultation with the Kooru legal team and DPO in the event of a dispute. The cost is small compared with PDPA administrative fines for unlawful disclosure, which can reach THB 3,000,000, or THB 5,000,000 where sensitive data is involved. The document files are provided in Thai.
When should a business use a DSA or a DPA?
Use a DSA or DPA whenever personal data leaves your direct control: when passing customer data to partners, engaging an outside party to process data (for example payroll), or sharing data between organisations. A DSA sets the terms for sharing data with another party, while a DPA sets out what a processor may and may not do with data on your behalf. Without a tight agreement, unlawful disclosure can lead to administrative fines of up to THB 3,000,000, or up to THB 5,000,000 where sensitive data is involved.

