Accountability is the control GDPR actually tests

The EU GDPR turns on accountability — you must not only comply but be able to demonstrate it. A supervisory authority will ask for your Record of Processing Activities, your lawful bases, your DPIAs, and your breach log. Most organisations have the intent but not the evidence. We build the documented trail that turns a good-faith program into a defensible one.

This applies to any organisation processing EU residents' personal data, regardless of where it is based.

How we work

Map. We trace every data flow — what you collect, why, where it goes, and who processes it — into an Article 30 record.
Assess. High-risk processing gets a DPIA; lawful bases and consent mechanisms are tested against Articles 6 and 7.
Operationalise. We design DSAR, rectification, erasure, and 72-hour breach-notification workflows that meet the deadlines.
Contract. Processor and sub-processor arrangements are reviewed against the Article 28 mandatory clauses.

Built for the India parallel

For clients serving both markets, we align the same data-mapping and consent work to India's DPDP Act 2023 — so one program addresses the EU GDPR and the Indian regime together, rather than two disconnected efforts.