Risks & measures
Connect a risk to the process that creates its context. Use configured scenarios and reference knowledge to work with applicable measures.
A linked risk and measure to revisit whenever the process changes.
How risks workPRIVACY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
Keep personal data processing manageable as your business, requirements and relationships change. LogicPrivacy connects process facts, registers, risks, measures and documents so your team can review decisions and adapt its work.
For in-house privacy teams, DPOs and privacy consultants.
Keep a working account of processes and relationships. Collected facts support decisions; changes in the business bring the team back to review those decisions.
Connect a risk to the process that creates its context. Use configured scenarios and reference knowledge to work with applicable measures.
A linked risk and measure to revisit whenever the process changes.
How risks workMaintain processing activities, systems, companies and related information through linked records and configurable tables.
Current records of processes, participants and their relationships.
Explore the registersCollect through forms. Automate value selection, validation and derived records with configured rules.
Information that participants can clarify and update throughout the process lifecycle.
What is automated01 / How it works
Keep process facts, risks, measures and documents connected. When business conditions or requirements change, return to that context, review the impact and update the way you work.
Use forms, tables and reference values to describe purposes, data, participants and systems. Required fields and linked choices guide completion.
Reuse linked records. Configured scenarios create or update risk rows in response to process data, with applicable measures available for review.
When a requirement, system or participant changes, update the process facts, review risks and measures, and regenerate affected documents from reviewed data. Use comments and the action log to keep the working context.
Use each relevant change as a reason to review the affected processes, participants, risks and measures. Keep the resulting records and documents aligned with the way the business now works.
New products, services or sales channels change why and how personal data is used. Review the affected activities and relationships.
When applicable requirements change, specialists assess their impact; the relevant process descriptions, reference content and rules can then be updated.
Keep track of suppliers, recipients and shared services. A change in a relationship calls for a fresh look at data flows and measures.
Changes in systems, roles and handoffs between departments affect the processing context. Update the facts with the people involved.
Revised company policies and group standards need to be reflected in working practices, relevant forms and document templates.
Maintain an account of participating companies, departments and transfers. Review changes across the affected processes while retaining each project’s context and access boundaries.
Use forms, linked records, risk rules and documents throughout the life of a process. Update them with the people involved as responsibilities, requirements and working arrangements change.
Work with structured fields and linked choices. Configured rules fill values, check entries and update related records; an administrator manages the configuration.
Use shared reference materials in forms and rules. When requirements or internal standards change, specialists review the content and an administrator updates the relevant configuration.
Generate documents from reviewed project information. When a process or requirement changes, review the affected data and templates and generate an updated version.
Review section completion and items needing attention. Use project roles, comments and an audit trail to organise collaboration.
03 / For your team
Keep departments involved as processes and requirements change.
Learn moreOrganise one client task or an ongoing engagement in a separate project.
Learn moreMaintain a common approach while working with several companies and project contexts.
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