Enforceable penalties
Fines and sanctions for violations, plus reputational and regulatory exposure that outlasts them.
Saudi-made · Built in Riyadh for the PDPL & SDAIA
Privacy, unified.
One platform for consent, compliance and control. PrivacyOne turns the Saudi PDPL into a living system of record — discovery to destruction to regulator dossier — replacing spreadsheets, email threads and disconnected point tools.
- 40+
- integrated modules
- 72h
- breach clock, tracked
- AR / EN
- Arabic-first, true RTL
- 1 click
- SDAIA evidence dossier
Dashboard
PDPL postureGood standing
12Sources
0Outside KSA
Art. 20
Art. 18
Art. 2072-hour breach notification
Art. 4–11Data-subject rights
Art. 18Retention & destruction
Art. 29Cross-border transfer
Art. 19Governance & safeguards
Art. 25Impact assessments
Art. 5–6Lawful basis & consent
Art. 37Inspection
Impl. Reg.Records of processing
Why it matters
The PDPL raises the bar for every controller
Enforced by SDAIA, the Personal Data Protection Law gives individuals strong rights and holds organisations to strict, auditable obligations. Every one of them needs evidence.
72-hour breach clock
Personal-data breaches must be assessed and notified to SDAIA inside tight deadlines. The clock starts whether you are ready or not.
Data-subject rights
Access, correction, deletion, portability and objection must be answered inside statutory windows — and you must be able to show that you did.
Data residency
Cross-border transfers require assessment and safeguards. Hosting outside the Kingdom is scrutinised, and you carry the burden of proof.
PrivacyOne tracks each of these continuously — not once a year, at audit time.
The solution
One platform for the entire privacy lifecycle
Eight stages. Each one produces the evidence the next one depends on, and the article it answers to. Select a stage.
Discover
Connect CRM, HR, network and cloud sources and scan them in place. The petabytes stay where they are — PrivacyOne keeps the finding, not a copy.
Lineage is carried at every hop: source system · field & dataset · PDPL category · legal basis · retention rule · residency · owner.
Business value
What your organisation gains
Continuous compliance
Living records and an always-current posture — not a point-in-time audit that is stale the day after it is signed.
Automation at scale
Auto-discovery, auto-classification and a Virtual DPO cut the manual effort dramatically, and keep a reason on record for every decision.
Audit-ready in one click
Branded bilingual evidence packs and an Article-37 inspection dossier, generated on demand rather than assembled overnight.
Lower risk
Early detection of gaps, overdue rights requests, breaches and cross-border exposure — while there is still time to act.
Cost efficiency
One platform replaces multiple tools, standing consultancy retainers and the spreadsheet work in between.
Customer trust
Demonstrable stewardship of personal data, published under your own brand across every notice and receipt.
Why PrivacyOne
Purpose-built for the Saudi PDPL
Saudi-made, PDPL-native
Built in Riyadh, around SDAIA obligations and the Arabic language, from the first line of code — not a foreign tool re-skinned for the region.
End-to-end
Discovery to destruction to regulator dossier, in one auditable system. No hand-offs between tools that do not know about each other.
Security-first
MFA, RBAC, encryption and the audit trail are core to the product, not paid add-ons unlocked at a higher tier.
Yours to own
An open stack with no per-seat lock-in, deployable inside the Kingdom on infrastructure you control.
Discovery that ends in an outcome
The prevailing pattern is that discovery produces a finding, and a human then goes and does something about it. That hand-off is where programmes lose months.
The common pattern
Insight, then a ticket
- Scan finds personal data in a system
- A finding is raised in a dashboard
- A ticket is sent to the system owner
- Someone logs in and edits the data by hand
- Completion is recorded as a screenshot
- Nobody verifies the data actually changed
PrivacyOne
Insight, then execution
- Scan finds personal data in a system
- The subject is resolved across every system
- An action is proposed with a scope you can review
- A person approves; the platform performs the write
- A verification pass proves zero records remain
- A signed certificate is issued as evidence
This applies to both rights fulfilment (subject-based) and retention disposition (time-based).
See your PDPL posture in a working system
Forty-five minutes, your own sample source, and a bilingual evidence pack you keep at the end of it.