Data Privacy Automation
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The Data Subject Rights and Grievance Management platform provides mechanisms for data subjects to raise complaints, request access, or exercise other rights. It assists organizations in responding within statutory timelines, supporting GDPR’s accountability, transparency, and data subject empowerment principles.

A DPIA is required for processing that may pose high risks to individuals’ rights and freedoms (such as large-scale profiling or use of sensitive data). The process helps identify risks, assess their impact, and document mitigation steps, ensuring compliance with GDPR Articles 35 and 36.

Data Protection Third Party assessments should be carried out before engaging any processors, vendors, or partners who handle personal data. This tool ensures proper contractual and technical safeguards are in place, in line with GDPR Articles 28 and 46 for third-party risk management.

Cookie Consent Management allows websites to capture, store, and manage user consent for cookies and similar technologies. It gives users granular choices (e.g., strictly necessary vs. marketing cookies) and allows consent withdrawal at any time, satisfying GDPR Articles 6, 7, and Recital 30.

Together, these tools ensure organizations comply with GDPR’s accountability principle (Article 5(2)), offering audit-ready records for consent, grievances, risk assessments, third-party due diligence, and cookie compliance.

Yes. The Consent Management Tool and Data Subject Rights and Grievance Management platform facilitate the processing of Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) and enable fast, compliant responses to rectification or erasure requests within the GDPR’s one-month timeline (Articles 12–23).

Automating compliance tasks like consent tracking, third-party reviews, cookie management, and grievance resolution with these tools helps minimize the errors and delays that can result in regulatory fines under Articles 83 and 84.

Yes. The tools are scalable—SMEs can use them for simplified compliance, while large enterprises can integrate them with governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) systems for organization-wide GDPR adherence.

Absolutely. These tools can be integrated with HR, CRM, marketing automation, and vendor management platforms, making GDPR compliance seamless across various business functions.