When a RoPA is required
GDPR Article 30 expects a written record of processing. Keep screening decisions, owners, and last-reviewed dates so the register stays defensible.
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Process inventory
Create and maintain structured records for every processing activity, purpose, and legal basis.
Data-flow mapping
See how personal data moves between systems, vendors, and regions — including transfers.
Risk flags
Surface high-risk processing early so DPIAs and mitigations start before go-live.
Article 30 export
Generate a coherent RoPA narrative for audits instead of assembling emails and sheets.
GDPR Article 30 expects a written record of processing. Keep screening decisions, owners, and last-reviewed dates so the register stays defensible.
Purposes, categories of data and data subjects, recipients, retention, security measures, and transfer mechanisms — structured so teams can complete them consistently.
Tie records to systems and vendors. When a process changes, tasks and assessments update with it instead of drifting out of date.
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Yes. Import existing records, then maintain them here with owners, review cadence, and export when a supervisor asks.
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