Assessments, records of processing, data agreements, vendors, subject requests, and audit evidence — running together, referencing each other, governed by construction.
Assessments generated from structured intake, scored for risk, and routed through approval workflows. Every assessment is versioned and linked to the processing activities, vendors, and transfers it covers.
A continuously maintained map of processing activities — systems, purposes, lawful bases, retention, and transfers — that updates as the business changes instead of going stale in a spreadsheet.
Data processing agreements parsed by Clause AI against your playbook — standard contractual clause checks, missing-term flags, and redline-ready output. Every reviewed agreement files itself against its vendor.
A third-party inventory with risk scoring and remediation tracking — which processors touch personal data, what they signed, where they send it, and what still needs fixing.
Rights requests tracked from arrival to answered — intake, identity verification, system-by-system data location, and response drafting, with every statutory clock counted down automatically.
Policies, training logs, approvals, and audit artifacts in one governed library — collected and reviewed on a cadence, so nothing expires quietly and nothing has to be hunted down under audit pressure.
A privacy platform has to clear its own bar. Security posture summary — full documentation available under NDA to early-access teams.
Data encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest. Keys managed and rotated on a defined schedule.
Role-based access with least-privilege defaults, SSO/SAML support, and full administrative audit logs.
SOC 2 program underway with early-access customers as design partners; BAAs available for health-tech deployments.
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