GDPR software that proves you handle data properly — so buyers say yes
Your EU and UK customers won't sign until they've seen your ROPA, subprocessors list, DPIA outputs and breach process. ISO-STANDARD.app is the GDPR workspace that turns 'we take privacy seriously' into artifacts you can hand a buyer, a regulator or a class-action lawyer.
The GDPR reality for SMEs and consultants
The GDPR isn't just an EU regulation — it's now the baseline every serious buyer expects. UK GDPR, Swiss FADP, LGPD in Brazil, PIPEDA in Canada and most US state privacy laws share the same core artifacts: know what data you process, why, on what basis, with whom you share it, and how you'd handle a subject request or a breach.
Doing this in Word and email is where teams get caught out. Not by fines — by lost deals. Buyer procurement asks a targeted question, and if the answer takes a week, they assume the worst.
What's in the box
Record of Processing Activities
DPIA workflow
DSAR intake & response
Subprocessor register
Breach register & 72-hour clock
Policies & DPAs
Why privacy-mature vendors close faster
How buyers verify you — in minutes, not weeks
Enterprise privacy teams don't want your privacy notice — they've read it. They want proof your operations match the policy.
- Step 1
Send your Trust Center link
Buyer sees your subprocessor list, DPA availability, retention schedule and current DPIA cadence — before the first call.
- Step 2
Deliver DPA under NDA
Gated download with click-through NDA. You know who's read the DPA and which version they have.
- Step 3
Answer DPO questions
Every answer is backed by ROPA rows, DPIA outputs or breach-log entries — not a PDF from 2021.
- Step 4
Prove ongoing operation
Buyer's annual review takes minutes: subprocessor changes are logged with dates, DSARs closed within SLA, breaches (or absence of them) documented.
The artifacts buyers actually ask for
Every artifact below is generated inside the workspace, versioned, timestamped and shareable via a signed link — no last-minute PDF assembly, no "wait, which version did I send them?"
Who it's for
Pain: Every deal now includes a DPA negotiation, a subprocessor question and a 'where does the data live?' interrogation.
With ISO-STANDARD.app: One workspace holding the ROPA, DPA, subprocessors and TIAs — Legal signs off in days, not weeks.
Pain: Different clients, different data flows, and no single view of who processes what for whom.
With ISO-STANDARD.app: A workspace per engagement, a template ROPA and a defensible DPIA trail — professionally reassuring.
Pain: A DPO on retainer costs more than the business can justify — but the compliance work still needs doing.
With ISO-STANDARD.app: Guided workflows, plain-English screens and a founder-built platform designed for teams that can't hire a privacy lawyer.
"Our enterprise privacy reviews used to take three weeks and a lawyer. With the Trust Center link and the ROPA already in front of them, we now clear DPIA on the first call."
Answers buyers, procurement and auditors want
Is this legal advice?+
No. The platform gives you the workflow and artifacts the GDPR (and equivalent regimes) expect. Get a lawyer involved for edge cases — but stop paying a lawyer to maintain a spreadsheet.
Does it help with UK GDPR, EU GDPR and other regimes?+
Yes. The core artifacts (ROPA, DPIA, subprocessor register, breach process, DPA) are the shared foundation. Regime-specific notices and clauses live in the policy library.
Can customers submit DSARs directly?+
Yes — a hosted request page with identity verification feeds the workflow. No custom dev, no extra tool.
How does it help me sell?+
The Trust Center + DPA + subprocessor list are the three artifacts every enterprise privacy team wants first. Publishing them makes you look like a serious counterparty, not an ad-hoc supplier.
Does it integrate with ISO 27001 / SOC 2 evidence?+
Yes. The same evidence vault, audit log and control library backs infosec certifications and privacy compliance — no duplicate work.
Related
Read the GDPR compliance checklist, see how it pairs with ISO 27001, or explore the wider GRC platform.
Sample GDPR evidence you can download now
Anonymised samples of the artifacts DPAs, DPOs and regulators actually ask for — download to see the shape and depth before you commit.
Right-sized supplier assessment covering certifications, data protection, access, incident notification and exit plan.
PDF · ISO 27001 A.5.19–22 · SOC 2 CC9.2 · GDPR Art. 28
Reviewer sign-off across AWS, GitHub, Okta, RDS, Datadog, PagerDuty — with findings, remediation and attestation.
PDF · ISO 27001 A.5.15–18 · SOC 2 CC6.2/6.3 · Cyber Essentials
100% completion register with quiz scores and simulated-phishing outcomes for the annual awareness programme.
PDF · ISO 27001 A.6.3 · SOC 2 CC1.4 · GDPR · Cyber Essentials
Facilitated ransomware tabletop: participants, decisions, target vs observed timings, gaps identified and closed.
PDF · ISO 27001 A.5.24–27 · SOC 2 CC7.4 · PCI Req 12.10
Samples are anonymised for public preview. Real exports carry your workspace branding, signed timestamps and per-control mappings.
Get GDPR-defensible in weeks, not quarters
Load your ROPA, publish a subprocessor list, wire up the DSAR page — and answer the next privacy review from a position of strength.
Prefer a conversation? Email hello@iso-standard.app — a practitioner responds within one business day.