Important information for companies using MitID Erhverv

Greenlandic organisations that have been connected to MitID Erhverv since before the 20th of May 2025 have been informed of a change to the existing terms for MitID Erhverv via e-Boks. It is a requirement for these organisations to confirm that they will comply with these new terms if they wish to continue to use MitID Erhverv. Many organisations have already declared that they will comply with the new terms, but several still need to do so.

What you need to do

In the autumn of 2025, The Danish Agency for Digital Government sent out information letters via e-Boks to the Greenlandic organisations that were required to declare their intent to comply with the updated terms. On the 18th of March 2026, a new letter was sent out to the organisations that still need to send in declarations of compliance. This letter contains instructions for the organisations on how to send in their declarations.

If you have questions about the above, you can contact MitID Erhverv at:

mitiderhverv@digst.dk

What are the changes to the terms about?

Greenland is not categorised as an adequately secure third country by the European Commission. As a result, it has been necessary for the Danish Agency for Digital Government to prepare an annex on the standard provisions for use in the transfer of personal data to Greenland.[

The updated terms can be found on MitID-Erhverv.dk where you can also find a more detailed description of the changes that have been made:

https://mitid-erhverv.dk/vilkaar

If your organisation is unable to access your digital post

All organisations receive digital post through e-Boks. If you do not have access to digital post for your company, you must contact e-Boks for assistance in accessing your mailbox. E-Boks can be contacted at:

https://brugersupport.e-boks.dk/hc/da/categories/360003245339-For-virksomheder

Kind regards, MitID Erhverv

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