Our GDPR consultancy services are designed to help organisations of all sizes meet their data protection obligations with confidence. Whether you are just starting your compliance journey or need ongoing expert support, we provide tailored services to guide you every step of the way.
We offer two core services:
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the EU and UK data protection framework that sets out how organisations must collect, store, process, and share personal data. It places strict requirements on how data is handled and gives individuals significant rights over their personal information.
Failure to comply with GDPR can result in substantial fines, reputational damage, and loss of customer trust.
Experienced in guiding organisations across multiple industries.
From gap analysis to ongoing advisory.
Services designed to match your business size, sector, and complexity.
Clear documentation, policies, and training – not just theory.
Objective guidance focused on your compliance success.
Our GDPR Compliance Service provides everything you need to meet GDPR requirements – whether you are starting from scratch or need help closing compliance gaps.
Full GDPR compliance with practical processes, clear documentation, and trained staff to embed data protection into your organisation.
For organisations that require a Data Protection Officer (DPO) but do not have the resources or expertise internally, our DPO as a Service offering provides outsourced, independent expertise.
Continuous GDPR compliance with expert guidance, reduced risk, and ongoing assurance that your organisation meets its data protection obligations.
| Feature / Service | GDPR Compliance Service | DPO as a Service |
|---|---|---|
| GDPR gap analysis | yes | Review only |
| Policies and procedures development | yes | - |
| Data mapping and lawful basis assessment | yes | - |
| Records of processing (Article 30) | yes | - |
| Breach reporting framework | yes | yes |
| Staff awareness and training | yes | yes |
| Ongoing compliance roadmap | yes | - |
| Named external Data Protection Officer | - | yes |
| Liaison with ICO / regulators | - | yes |
| Data subject rights management | yes | yes |
| DPIA advisory | - | yes |
| Ongoing monitoring and compliance reporting | - | yes |
| Updates on regulatory changes | - | yes |
Ready to strengthen your GDPR compliance? Contact us today to book a consultation and find out how we can help you protect personal data and reduce compliance risk.
Contact usNon-compliance can result in fines of up to 4% of global annual turnover or €20 million (whichever is higher), as well as reputational damage.
Not all businesses require a DPO. A DPO is mandatory if your organisation carries out large-scale processing of special category data or regularly monitors individuals. Many businesses still appoint a DPO voluntarily to demonstrate accountability.
Yes. GDPR is scalable. Our service ensures small and medium-sized businesses have proportionate and effective compliance measures without unnecessary complexity.
This depends on your starting point. For organisations beginning from scratch, full compliance may take several months, while closing specific gaps may be much quicker.
The Compliance Service gives you everything needed to achieve GDPR compliance, including policies and processes. The DPO service provides ongoing expert oversight, monitoring, and regulatory liaison after compliance has been established.
Yes. Many clients begin with the GDPR Compliance Service and then transition to DPO as a Service for ongoing management.
We provide flexible training options, including in-person sessions, virtual workshops, and online modules tailored to your staff’s roles and responsibilities.
Yes. We support organisations that operate across both the UK and EU, ensuring compliance with both versions of GDPR.
We provide breach reporting frameworks and, if you are using our DPO service, direct support in managing the incident, reporting to regulators, and implementing corrective actions.
At minimum, annually. However, we recommend reviewing compliance whenever there are significant changes to your business, technology, or data processing activities.