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GDPR, without the spreadsheet sprawl.

From Records of Processing to Schrems II transfer assessments — tecsxpert turns GDPR from a binder into a workflow. Frankfurt- resident deployment available for EU customers.

What's covered

Every GDPR obligation, instrumented.

Records of Processing (Art. 30)

Live RoPA generated from your data flows. Categorization, retention, lawful basis, recipients — all auto-tracked.

DPIAs (Art. 35)

Threshold scoring, full DPIA workflow, sign-off chains, periodic review reminders.

DSAR workflows (Art. 15–22)

Subject access, correction, erasure, portability and objection. SLA-tracked, identity-verified, audit-logged.

Breach notification (Art. 33–34)

72-hour timer from first detection. Pre-filled supervisory authority and data subject templates.

Cross-border transfers (Ch. V)

Transfer impact assessments (TIA), Standard Contractual Clauses module 2/3, adequacy decision tracking.

Processor management (Art. 28)

DPA library, sub-processor inventory, cross-organization transfer maps.

EU presence

Frankfurt-resident, with EU-based DPO support.

Optional EU-resident deployment, EU-resident support team, and a network of EU-based DPOs for Managed GRC customers in regulated sectors.

Frequently asked questions

GDPR questions, answered.

Does GDPR apply to Indian companies?

Yes. Under GDPR Article 3(2), GDPR applies to any organisation outside the EU that offers goods or services to EU residents, or monitors their behaviour. Indian SaaS companies with EU customers, EU employees, or EU website visitors are subject to GDPR and must comply with all its obligations.

What is a Records of Processing Activities (RoPA)?

Under GDPR Article 30, organisations with 250+ employees (or those processing sensitive data) must maintain a Records of Processing Activities — a register documenting every data processing activity, including purposes, data categories, recipients, retention periods, and transfer safeguards. Tecsxpert generates and maintains your RoPA automatically as you onboard systems and vendors.

How long does GDPR compliance take to implement?

For a typical Indian SaaS company with 10–50 employees, basic GDPR compliance (privacy policy, DPA templates, RoPA, consent management) takes 4–8 weeks with the right tooling. Full operational compliance including DSAR workflows, DPIA processes, and vendor management typically takes 3–6 months. Tecsxpert reduces this with pre-built GDPR control sets and automated evidence collection.

What is a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) under GDPR?

A Data Processing Agreement is a legally binding contract required by GDPR Article 28 between a Data Controller and any Data Processor handling personal data on their behalf. Indian companies providing SaaS services to EU customers must sign a DPA with each customer, and must in turn have DPAs with their own sub-processors (cloud providers, payment processors, etc.).

GDPR

From paper policy to live program.

30-minute walkthrough on your real stack. No slideware. Bring your AWS account or GitHub org if you want to see live findings.