Data flow and role mapping
Identify personal data, sources, purposes, systems, recipients, retention and whether each party is a controller, joint controller or processor.
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Design privacy into the data flow, not into a policy after launch.
For product and engineering teams, we map what enters the system, which models and vendors touch it, what the product infers and how those choices should appear in the UX, contracts and accountability record.
Privacy by designAI lifecycleVendor & transfer risk
Where we plug in
Privacy work that follows the product architecture.
Product UX and transparency
Make privacy notices, consent journeys, cookie information and explanations of automated or AI-assisted uses match the live product.
DPIAs and high-risk use cases
Assess likely impact on people, define mitigations and leave a clear trail of review and approval decisions.
Vendors, processors and transfers
Review processing clauses, model and cloud vendors, due diligence and safeguards for data moving outside the United Kingdom.
Typical trigger points
Bring privacy into the build when the data flow changes.
- A new product or feature starts collecting customer, employee or user data
- A model profiles people, ranks them or supports an automated decision
- An investor, vendor or enterprise customer sends a privacy questionnaire
- Overseas teams, model providers or cloud services can access the data
How we work
Follow the data before writing the paperwork.
Walk through the use case
We trace the product, people affected, data sources, models, systems, recipients and business purpose.
Identify the decision points
Mandatory actions are separated from good practice, and the choices that need evidence are made visible.
Build the working privacy layer
We prepare the agreed notices, assessments, clauses, registers and review points for the product team.
Send us the context
Show us the data flow and the feature being shipped.
Include the people and data involved, main model or cloud vendors, launch stage and any UK or international transfers.
The scope is agreed in writing and does not replace cybersecurity testing, a formal DPO appointment or locally authorised advice in another jurisdiction where required.Start a conversation
Bring us the product, the risk and the next decision.
Tell us what you are building, where it is shipping and what needs to move. We will use that context to make the first conversation useful.