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Assess your organisation's compliance readiness with the EU AI Act and GDPR. Get an instant score and actionable recommendations.

Evaluate your organisation's compliance with the EU AI Act and GDPR. Receive an instant score and clear, actionable insights.

GDPRLocal Ltd. EU AI Act Compliance Checker is LIVE, and you can get your score in 2 minutes. It's our new free tool that assesses your organisation's compliance readiness with the EU AI Act and GDPR. We wanted to create an asset that gives immediate value, as the full enforcement date is approaching. A big thank you to all the GDPRLocal Ltd. team members who provided valuable insights throughout the building process. Marin, Lejla Kadrieska, Lejla Robeli, Igor, Dimitar Try it. Share your score. And if something's missing - tell us! https://ai.gdprlocal.com/ #EUAIActComplianceChecker #compliancechecker #euaiact

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Do you know what a DPO does? It's a structured function that covers every layer of your company's data processing. Here's what a DPO does in practice: Advice & Guidance → Informs and advises management and staff on their obligations under the GDPR. Monitoring & Audits → Does internal audits and compliance checks, and reviews data protection policies, procedures, and documentation. Liaison & Contact Point → Acts as the primary contact point for Supervisory Authority and DSARs. Breach Management → Advises and assists the Controller in the event of a Personal Data Breach, including notifications. Training & Awareness → Advises on and provides a data protection awareness training plan. That's a lot of distinct functions. Each one has its own process, its own documentation, its own challenges. Understanding the full scope of what a DPO manages is the first step to knowing whether a company has the right coverage. See the full framework → dpo.gdprlocal.com

GDPR compliance comes down to knowing your data. What data do you collect and have a lawful basis for processing it? Data compliance should solve business problems, not create them. A startup that knows its data flows is better positioned than an enterprise with perfect documentation but no clear processes. Some companies have privacy policies but no idea what triggered Article 27 requirements - the obligation to appoint a local EU representative when you're based outside the EU. That’s why you should map your data flows first. Document your lawful basis second. Build from there. GDPR compliance is operational work that keeps you in business. For practical guidance on each of these steps: gdprlocal.com