A platform will tell you that a processing record has no legal basis. It will not sit with your finance team and work out what that basis should be. For the work that needs judgement rather than a screen, our legal and technical people do it with you, or for you.
Each of these can be bought on its own. They work better on top of PrivaxisOS, because the evidence lands somewhere permanent instead of in a report that ages, but none of them require it.
An external data protection officer who carries the role, not just the title. Day-to-day compliance oversight, the point of contact for the regulator, and the person who answers when the board asks whether you are covered.
The clock starts before anyone has agreed what happened. We help you establish the facts, decide whether the incident is notifiable, draft what goes to the Commissioner and to affected people, and keep the record that shows how the decision was reached.
Sessions built around Law 124/2024 and, where you need it, the GDPR alongside. Delivered for the people who actually touch personal data, in Albanian or English, with the attendance record kept as evidence that the training happened.
A structured review of where the organisation actually stands against Law 124/2024 and the GDPR it mirrors, delivered as findings you can act on rather than a document that sits in a drawer. Usually the first engagement, because it tells everyone what they are dealing with.
Interviewing the business, writing the processing records and running the impact assessments, rather than handing you an empty system and wishing you luck. The part most teams underestimate, and the reason implementations stall.
Reading the agreements you already signed, clause by clause, and telling you which ones are short. Then building the vendor register so the answer stays current instead of being rediscovered at the next audit.
Preparation for the certification regime introduced by Instructions 08 and 09 of 2025. The groundwork is the same work the law asks for anyway, so this is mostly about doing it in an order that holds up to external scrutiny.
Most privacy work does not arrive in a neat package. If what you need is not on this page, describe the situation and we will tell you honestly whether it is something we do, something we can help scope, or something you want a different kind of adviser for.
The difference between a consultancy engagement and this one is what you are left holding at the end of it.
Findings, records and assessments go into the platform, where they stay current and get re-checked. A report describes the day it was written; a register describes today.
Someone who can read a contract and someone who can read a cookie table, on the same engagement. Most privacy problems sit exactly on that line.
An audit, an incident, a deadline, or a board that has started asking questions. Describe it and we will tell you what the work looks like and what it does not.