GDPR
GDPR — register, requests, and reporting channels in one place.
Processing register, TOM document, deletion concept, access requests answered on time — day-to-day data protection, guided instead of improvised.
Price
€59/ month
or €590/year — 2 months free
All prices plus VAT, flat per company, hosted in Germany, cancel monthly.
See bundles →Questions? Request a demo →What GDPR requires of you.
Keep a complete, current record of processing activities — the first document a supervisory authority asks to see.
Document technical and organisational measures (TOMs) that match your actual systems, not a generic download.
Answer data subject access and erasure requests inside the statutory deadline, every time, not just the first time.
Know your breach-notification channel and 72-hour clock before an incident happens, not while it's happening.
In numbers, from our requirement catalogue
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Requirements in the catalogue
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Provisions checked against the statute text and backed by at least one measure in the catalogue
Every requirement carries a source, every one has at least one measure — checked by an automated catalogue test on every change. That's the foundation of our promise: audit-ready.
GDPR: frequently asked questions
What does the GDPR module cost at Compliverse?
€59 per month or €590 per year — paying annually means two months free. Bookable directly, no sales call. Amounts net of VAT.
GDPR: legal obligation or voluntary?
An obligation, and one without a size threshold: the GDPR applies the moment you process personal data. What changes with size is the extent of individual duties — not whether they apply at all. Judging your individual case is a lawyer's job.
What does GDPR actually require of us?
Keep a complete, current record of processing activities — the first document a supervisory authority asks to see. Document technical and organisational measures (TOMs) that match your actual systems, not a generic download. Answer data subject access and erasure requests inside the statutory deadline, every time, not just the first time. Know your breach-notification channel and 72-hour clock before an incident happens, not while it's happening.
How completely does Compliverse cover GDPR?
Our catalogue holds 11 requirements for this framework. Each carries a legal source and each has at least one measure behind it — checked by an automated test on every change, not by good intentions. That is what "audit-ready" means for us: we do not guarantee that you end up compliant, because nobody can do that honestly. We guarantee that it is provable.
Our promise
We don't say “compliant”. We say audit-ready — and we can prove it.
Nobody can guarantee that a company did everything right in an audit — not even a provider who promises it more confidently. What can be guaranteed is this. Four points, each independently verifiable.
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Complete against the statute text
Every provision we cover has at least one requirement, every requirement at least one measure — and every one carries its source citation. That's not a promise: an automated test checks the catalogue on every change. If it finds a gap, the module doesn't ship.
→ Verifiable in each framework's requirement catalogue
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Current, with a date
We re-read the legal texts in the original wording every month and update the product, training and website to match. Every check lands publicly in the change log — even when nothing changed.
→ Public change log on the Legal Landscape page
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Evidenced, not asserted
Every requirement we mark as met has a document, certificate or log behind it — with a source citation and a legal-status date. What you can't hand an auditor doesn't count as done with us.
→ Evidence package as PDF, exportable at any time
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Honest about the boundary
We provide structure, documents and evidence — not legal advice for your specific case. Where a question belongs with a lawyer, we say so instead of selling you something.
→ No legal advice — printed on every document
Last checked on 01/09/2026. That's how you get evidence that survives scrutiny — instead of a binder that falls apart at the first follow-up question.
What becomes important next
Legal Landscape
Deadline radar and change log — every update with a checked date.
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Legal status checked on 01/09/2026 · Every statement with a source · No legal advice