Where should I start?
Answers five questions and tells you which checks you actually need, in what order.
OpenToolsFree diagnostics you can run without a login or account.
Each tool answers one plain question about your privacy posture and hands back a graded result with a short explainer. Most take a few minutes.
Filters this list to checks that apply where you are. Packs with no jurisdiction marked apply everywhere.
Pathways put these checks in order for your situation. Use cases show what organisations like yours typically run.
Answers five questions and tells you which checks you actually need, in what order.
OpenWorks out whether the law treats you as a data controller and which licensing tier your numbers put you in.
OpenChecks whether you need a POTRAZ licence and a Data Protection Officer, and what is still outstanding.
OpenEstimates your licence fee, application fee and DPO certification costs from your data-subject numbers.
OpenTells you which regulators can reach you, and whether you are genuinely out of scope.
OpenShows which of your gaps carry criminal exposure and how severe each offence tier is.
OpenYour flagship 0-100 privacy exposure score, with a ranked list of what to fix first. 8 to 25 questions, depending on what your organisation actually does.
OpenScores how well you actually operate privacy across ten areas, from ad-hoc to optimised.
OpenBuilds the record of what personal data you hold, why, and where it goes.
OpenChecks whether you have a written retention schedule, a disposal routine and accurate records.
OpenWorks out the lawful basis for each thing you do with personal data, and flags the ones with none.
OpenRuns the three-part test and tells you whether legitimate interests is actually available to you.
OpenGrades whether your consent is genuine, withdrawable, recorded, and valid for trackers and marketing.
OpenChecks how you handle under-18s and sensitive data, and whether a DPIA is now mandatory.
OpenGrades your published privacy notice A to F against every element the law requires.
OpenWalks the full transparency catalogue and counts your critical, major and minor gaps.
OpenChecks you tell people about data you collected from somewhere other than them, in the right way.
OpenChecks whether you could find, verify, assemble and deliver someone's data inside the deadline.
OpenTells you whether this is reportable, to whom, and how long you have left on the clock.
OpenChecks the technical and organisational measures the law expects, including restore and testing.
OpenScreens your processing against the mandatory high-risk triggers and tells you yes or no.
OpenChecks how you handle your processors and suppliers as a whole - due diligence, signed DPAs and sub-processor control.
OpenGrades how well you have assessed the countries you send personal data to, and what is still unaddressed.
OpenChecks that data you share with partners has a basis, a role split and a sharing agreement.
OpenTells you what you may legally send, on which channel, to whom, and how to offer opt-out.
OpenThe pre-launch privacy stack for anyone shipping an app or digital product.
OpenRe-runs your maturity scorecard and shows exactly how far you have moved since last time.
OpenChecks whether your people are trained, whether it is recorded, and whether your DPO keeps CPD current.
OpenMeasures how well people actually understand rights, sharing, retention and breaches.
OpenCompares what leadership thinks staff use AI for with what staff anonymously say they do.
OpenScores your AI estate as a whole for lawfulness, bias, human review, transparency and security.
OpenA five-question read on whether you are ready to adopt AI without leaking personal data.
OpenSequences everything you must do, in order, to start operating in a new country lawfully.
OpenPeriodic notes on privacy, POTRAZ compliance, and Zimbabwean data-protection practice. Short, useful, easy to unsubscribe.
A one-page briefing on the four privacy fundamentals every Zimbabwean organisation should meet — designed for a board pack.
A one-page PDF summary is on the way — Signals subscribers hear first.