GDPR • Privacy • 5 working days

Rapid diagnosis • Portugal • SMEs and growing organisations

GDPR Diagnosis: find out within 5 working days what your organisation needs to do to comply with confidence

A practical diagnosis of the current situation, a gap analysis and an actionable roadmap to mitigate risk, prioritise actions and prepare evidence of compliance without creating an excessive administrative burden.

  • Initial mapping of privacy treatments, risks and priorities
  • Gap assessment on legal bases, transparency, data retention, DSARs, DPIA, incidents and processors
  • 30–60–90-day plan + 6–12-month roadmap with recommended deliverables

We’ll get back to you within 24 working hours. No obligation.

RoPA / Register of Processing Activities DSAR • DPIA • Incidents Subcontractors & retention Compliance with ISO 27001 best practices

This diagnosis is for you if…

You need to quickly confirm your GDPR compliance status, prioritise tasks and translate obligations into actionable steps for management, operations, marketing, HR and IT.

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Do you have any questions about what’s missing?

There are already scattered policies, procedures or measures in place, but there is no clear picture of what is missing or what the priorities are.

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Want to reduce risk quickly?

You need to address the most significant gaps first: data subject requests, incidents, data retention, contracts, consent or legal bases.

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You need to provide evidence

You want to demonstrate internal control to clients, partners, auditors, due diligence teams or in the context of wider implementation projects.

What is included in the GDPR Diagnosis

Ideal for management, compliance, legal, HR, marketing, IT and security teams that need to verify their obligations, organise data processing and draw up a realistic action plan.

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Maturity and scope evaluation

An objective reading of the current situation, the scope of the diagnosis, the areas involved, the key systems/processes and the initial priorities.

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Initial mapping of treatments

Identification of priority processing operations, data categories, data subjects, purposes, main data flows and available evidence.

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Legal basis and transparency

Initial review of legal frameworks, information sheets, consent forms, information provided to data subjects, and consistency between operational practice and documentation.

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Retention and minimisation

Analysis of retention rules, data over-retention, retention criteria, deletion/anonymisation and opportunities for simplification.

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Subcontractors and transfers

Verification of controls over suppliers, data processors, data sharing arrangements, sub-processors and risks associated with cloud services and data transfers.

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DSARs, DPIA and incidents

Readiness to manage data subjects’ rights, assess high-risk situations, respond to incidents and escalate decisions appropriately.

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30-60-90 Day Plan

Quick wins with stakeholders, priorities and critical actions to reduce risk and establish a more consistent compliance framework.

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6–12-month roadmap

A realistic process covering implementation, document review, governance, training and continuous improvement, without excessive bureaucracy.

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Recommended template pack

List of documents and evidence you should prioritise: RoPA, privacy policy, data retention, DSAR workflow, incidents, DPIA and third parties.

How it works (5 working days)

A simple, step-by-step process focused on practical deliverables — with a focus on what needs to be decided and implemented.

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Kick-off

  • Initial call lasting 30–45 minutes
  • Objectives, urgency and areas covered
  • Systems, processes and key stakeholders
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Guided collection

  • Questionnaire and minimum evidence
  • Review of existing documents
  • Initial mapping of priority treatments
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Gap analysis

  • Gaps by GDPR area
  • Risk, impact and remediation effort
  • Quick wins and dependencies
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Delivery and plan

  • Executive summary
  • 30–60–90-day plan
  • 6–12-month roadmap and next steps

In the end, you know exactly what to do

Instead of a generic list of obligations, you’ll receive a practical reading of your situation and a realistic plan of action to take control.

  • Which treatments and issues should be prioritised first?
  • Which documents, files and evidence are missing?
  • How to improve DSARs, retention, notices, suppliers and incidents
  • How to align management, operations and technology in a workable plan

What we need to get started

The simpler and quicker the start-up, the better. High-level information is all that is needed to begin the diagnosis.

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Basic information

  • Contact points for the main areas
  • Brief description of the business and key processes
  • Systems / tools containing personal data
  • Types of data processed and main data subjects
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Existing documents

  • Policies and notices already published
  • Relevant records / inventories / contracts
  • Procedures relating to data subjects’ rights or complaints
  • Any evidence already produced internally

FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions before you continue.

Typically 5 working days after the initial call and receipt of the minimum required evidence.

No. It is an actionable assessment that identifies gaps, priorities and a roadmap. It can subsequently serve as the basis for an implementation project, a review of documentation or a more formal audit.

Yes. The model has been designed for organisations that need clarity and rapid progress, without turning the GDPR into a cumbersome project from day one.

Yes. iPrivacy can support the implementation of the plan, policy reviews, record-keeping, privacy governance, DPOaaS, training and continuous improvement.

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