Mapped to the PDPL
Every obligation, the article behind it, and the part of the platform that answers it — with the outcomes leadership actually sees.
Regulatory alignment
Mapped to the PDPL, article by article
| Obligation | PDPL | How PrivacyOne delivers |
|---|---|---|
| Lawful processing & consent | Art. 5–6 | Consent management with tamper-evident proof and legal-basis tracking |
| Data-subject rights | Art. 4–11 | DSR workflows plus Virtual DPO automation, on a 30-day SLA clock |
| Records of processing (RoPA) | Impl. Reg. | RoPA module with auto-population from the live data map |
| Impact assessments | Art. 25 | DPIA · LIA · TRA with a quantitative risk matrix |
| Breach notification | Art. 20 | 72-hour breach clock, SDAIA and data-subject notification letters |
| Retention & destruction | Art. 18 | Schedules, legal holds and signed certificates of destruction |
| Cross-border transfer | Art. 29 | Residency detection plus transfer risk assessments |
| Governance & safeguards | Art. 19 | DPO office, RBAC, MFA, encryption and an immutable audit trail |
| Inspection | Art. 37 | One-click evidence dossier for SDAIA |
Measurable outcomes
What leadership sees
Dashboard metrics produced live by the platform. The figures below are illustrative of a live programme.
Compliance readiness by domain
Rights requests — automation split
62%auto-handled
- Auto-handled by the Virtual DPO62
- Manual review38
98%Statutory windows met
4 daysMedian DSR close
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