GDPR ready in an hour, not days
If you haven't become GDPR Compliant yet, you need to act now to avoid hefty fines. What's more, consumers and suppliers are now insisting that they won't do business with firms that are non-compliant.
It's time to get your GDPR sorted.
Businesses are risking fines of up to £17m or 4% of their global turnover by hoping GDPR will suddenly disappear. It won't. It's here to stay.
Can you imagine how relieved you'll feel once you know you are compliant? You can get back to doing what you do best - running your business.
But hiding your head in the sand is the worst thing you can do. How long will it be before you're caught out?
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is beginning to fine businesses that breach GDPR laws, so it's time to act.
Luckily, GDPRQuick is here to solve your GDPR headaches.
GDPRQuick creates all your GDPR compliancy documents automatically, by asking you a series of questions about your business and the personal data you collect.
Complying with GDPR laws is absolutely critical, and you need to take action now.
Businesses who are taking GDPR seriously are already one step ahead of their competitors. Businesses AND consumers are now insisting on that GDPR policies are in place before they do business with you. If you don't take action, you're not only breaking the law, you're breaking your business too.
Super Quick
We've decompiled the official GDPR documentation into questions that you answer about your business. With our GDPRQuick Wizard, it takes an hour or less to create all you need to comply with GDPR.
Publishing Tools
Once you've created your GDPR documents, you can embed them into your websites, using GDPRQuick to keep them up-to-date and compliant, leaving you to be able to do what you do best - run your business.
What are the risks of non-compliance?
Whether or not you use GDPRQuick or a specialist GDPR lawyer to help put together your GDPR documentation, you're working towards complying towards new data protection laws that not only protect your data, but you're giving others confidence in your business.
Let's have a look at why you should work towards complying with GDPR:
If I don't take action
- Fines of up to £17m or 4% of global turnover
- Loss of credibility and reputation
- Lack of customer trust
- Makes it harder to work with other businesses
- Your competitors gain an advantage over you
- Your customers more likely to falsify data
- Lack of control of personal data
- Worry of being investigated
If I take action now
- Clients will trust you to handle their information
- Secure in the knowledge that you're complying with laws
- Your brand will grow its reputation
- Operate across the EU with ease
- Easier to collaborate with other businesses
- Gives your business a competitive advantage
- More accurate, reliable data from your customers
- Your business becomes secure and accountable
Create your GDPR Documents now
Who needs to comply?
There is a misconception that very small businesses don't need to comply with GDPR. Whilst there is some truth in this, almost all businesses that store or process any personal information about EU citizens need to comply.
If one or more of the following applies to your business or organisation, then you need to comply with GDPR:
- You are active (or have a presence) in a EU country
- You don't have a presence in the EU, but you process personal data about EU residents
- You have more than 250 employees/members of staff
- You have less than 250 employees/staff, but collect, store or use personal information about employees or customers.
- You don't collect personal data, but you operate CCTV cameras
In reality, almost all businesses and organisations will be affected by GDPR.
Personal data is a piece of information that can be used to identify a person. Even if you're just a micro-business and are collecting and storing customer's names or email addresses, you need to comply with the new GDPR law. If you're the owner of a business, charity, start-up or organisation, the responsibility lies with you to ensure that you take steps now.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is in charge of enforcing GDPR, and they are serious about upholding individual's rights.
Privacy breaches are taken seriously by the ICO, with organisations being fined substantial sums of money when they fail to protect personal data. See examples
Although GDPRQuick can't put the processes into place for your organisation to comply with GDPR (that's obviously down to you), by using us you'll be able to work towards compliance whilst putting together your documentation to ensure that you're ready - and protected - for the new regulations.
To find out if your business or organsation needs to comply, try our risk analysis calculator:
Does my business need to comply?
Join others who have benefited from GDPRQuick
"GDPRQuick guided me through the whole process and enabled me to produce the documentation required to keep my business compliant within 30 minutes. I would recommend GDPRQuick to all businesses without hesitation."Ian Sharpe
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"You are a genius, it's taken the panic away for me because of all the panic from it, thank you Chris Haycock, as always. Think I owe you a curry, or ten!"Lajina Leal
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"Thank you Chris, just completed it all - it is pure genius. Really made us think about it all and get into action in a logical way. "Christine Heath
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"A really useful, practical tool that helps real business owners to move towards complete compliance with GDPR. I used this software tool to produce a ten page document that gives reassurance to my business and domestic clients."Jonathan Frost
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