A data subject request has a 30-day deadline. Without a register, that cannot be proved.
The DPO reviews a spreadsheet, nobody knows where personal data is stored, and an erasure request sits in an inbox for three weeks. GDPR compliance is not a document - it is a system that works every day.
A spreadsheet is not a processing register. An email is not proof of consent. And when a request arrives, the clock starts.
The statutory deadline for responding to a data subject request under GDPR - the right of access, erasure, rectification, or portability. You must respond in writing. Without a request-tracking system and a central register of personal data, meeting this deadline reliably is extremely difficult.
Maximum fine under Article 83(5) GDPR (Regulation EU 2016/679) for serious infringements - or 4% of total global annual turnover, whichever is higher. In Slovenia, enforcement is by the IP (Information Commissioner); in Croatia, by AZOP.
Deadline for notifying a personal data breach to the supervisory authority under Article 33 GDPR. Without an incident register, documented procedures, and internal contact points, this deadline cannot be met reliably.
GDPR compliance - implemented, not just documented.
Before: spreadsheets, email, nobody knows. After: a register with evidence and traceable requests.
Three plans for different organisation sizes.
Every plan includes the RoPA register, consent management, and the data subject request portal. Larger plans add integrations and advanced reporting.
RoPA register, consent management with proof, data subject request portal, incident register, email alerts.
Everything in Startup plus retention period tracking, anonymisation on expiry, processor register, DPIA templates, DPO report.
CRM integration for customer anonymisation, advanced DPO dashboard, multilingual request portal, API access.
Questions about GDPR compliance.
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