GDPR Compliance Consulting

The Challenge

GDPR is clear about what you must do: obtain lawful consent, minimize data collection, enable data portability, respond to deletion requests, report breaches within 72 hours. But it doesn't tell you how to build systems that actually do these things.

Legal teams write policies. Engineering teams build software. The gap between "we have a privacy policy" and "our systems actually enforce it" is where most companies struggle.

What We Do

Sandorian bridges the gap between legal requirements and technical implementation. We work with your engineering team to build privacy into your systems, not bolt it on as an afterthought.

Our approach:

• Data Flow Mapping: Document where personal data lives, how it moves, and who accesses it
• Privacy Architecture Review: Assess current systems against GDPR requirements
• Consent Management: Implement proper consent collection, storage, and withdrawal
• Data Subject Rights: Build automated processes for access, portability, and deletion requests
• Retention Policies: Implement automated data retention and deletion
• Breach Detection: Set up monitoring and alerting for potential data breaches

What's Included

• Complete data processing inventory (Record of Processing Activities)
• Data flow diagrams and documentation
• Consent management implementation
• Data subject request handling system
• Automated retention policy implementation
• Privacy-focused logging and audit trails
• Technical documentation for DPA compliance
• Team training on privacy-by-design principles

Timeline & Investment

A typical GDPR compliance project takes 2-4 weeks, depending on system complexity and the scope of personal data processing.

Investment starts at €8,000 for focused assessments and specific implementations. Comprehensive privacy-by-design projects for larger systems typically invest €15,000-€30,000.

We can also work on specific areas (e.g., just consent management or just deletion requests) if you have a focused need.

Technical Areas We Cover

• Database Design: Structuring data for easy deletion and portability
• API Design: Building privacy-respecting interfaces
• Consent Flows: User-friendly consent collection with proper tracking
• Anonymization: Techniques for using data without identifying individuals
• Encryption: Protecting data at rest and in transit
• Access Controls: Ensuring only authorized personnel access personal data
• Audit Logging: Tracking who accessed what and when

Ideal For

• Companies processing EU personal data
• Organizations preparing for audits or due diligence
• Teams building new products that handle personal data
• Companies that received a complaint or inquiry from a DPA
• Organizations wanting to differentiate on privacy