Extract the controller, DPO, processing activity, legal basis, data categories, risks, and mitigation measures from a GDPR DPIA PDF. No signup.
The full guide: Legal basis and risk register in a GDPR DPIA
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The document number and date, the effective, expiration, and next review dates, the processing activity name and description, the data controller name, tax ID, and address, and the Data Protection Officer name and email, along with whether the DPO was consulted.
The legal basis for processing (as an enum), the data categories and data subjects (as arrays), the estimated data subject count, the recipients, the retention period, whether international transfers occur, and the transfer destination countries and safeguards. The tool reports these Article 35 fields as written and does not assess compliance.
Yes. The risks identified table returns each risk with its description, category, affected data subjects, severity, likelihood, and impact on rights; the mitigation measures table returns each measure, its type, the risk it addresses, implementation status and date, responsible party, and effectiveness; and separate stakeholder consultations and processing recipients detail tables come back too.
Whether a DPIA is required and its justification, the risk assessment narrative, whether high risk was identified, whether the data protection authority was consulted, and the compliance status (enum) each come back, alongside the assessor name and title, the approval date, and the approver name and title.
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