Pick one of the two free checklists and find out your privacy and data protection compliance level in just a few minutes.
Two free checklists to choose from
There are two separate checks, both free and with no commitment: pick the one you need, answer the questions and get an immediate picture of your compliance status.
Privacy self-assessment: 9 questions, about 3 minutes
GDPR compliance check: 10 questions, about 4 minutes
The first check is a quick self-assessment of how personal data is handled in your company: where documents are stored, who can access them, how employee and customer information is processed. It is the ideal starting point if you have never run a structured analysis.
GDPR compliance check — 10 questions
The second check goes into the obligations set out by the European Regulation: privacy notices, records of processing, appointments, security measures, vendor management and data subject requests. At the end you get a concrete list of what is in place and what is missing.
Why a self-assessment pays off
Many organisations discover gaps not through negligence, but because nobody has ever lined up the requirements in a single document. A structured check makes priorities visible and lets you act before an issue becomes urgent.
The practical benefit is twofold: you avoid pointless work on what is already fine and focus time and budget where it really matters. The result stays with you as a working basis, useful also with consultants, clients or partners asking for guarantees on data handling.
How it works
1. Choose the check
Select one of the two free checklists above. You can complete both, in any order.
2. Answer the questions
Questions use plain language, no jargon: a few minutes from your phone or computer are enough.
3. Read your priorities
You get an overview of critical areas and can request a quote only if you decide to move forward.
After the check: areas of intervention
Based on what the self-assessment reveals, you can dig deeper into the area that concerns you most: