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GDPR Compliance Software: Regulatory Compliance Made Easy
Enzuzo's privacy compliance software is designed to help you meet the requirements of the EU's GDPR.
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Does the GDPR apply to your business?
The General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) is a privacy law that was passed in 2016 to help protect the data of EU residents.
EU residents have the right to request access or deletion of their personal information collected by a business.
The GDPR also makes it mandatory for businesses to display a privacy policy, outlining what information businesses collect on their users.
Learn what's required for GDPR compliance
With Enzuzo's easy setup and powerful features, creating the policies and tools you need to be GDPR compliant just became a whole lot easier.
Features you need to meet GDPR compliance
Enzuzo helps you generate a custom privacy policy, terms of service, cookie consent banner, and Do Not Sell My Personal Information page that complies with the GDPR. All of our features are easily customizable to meet the needs of your business.
Privacy Policy
Data Subject Access Rights Form
Create a Do Not Sell My Personal Information form to allow customers to opt-out.
Cookie Consent
Easily manage consent through our customizable cookie banner and cookie manager generator.
25+ Languages
Available in English, French, German, Italian, Danish, Japanese, Spanish, EU Portuguese, Dutch and more.
Your privacy policy must include specific disclosures
To ensure compliance with the GDPR, businesses must go the extra mile to detail how they collect information and whether they share with third-parties.
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Information must be complete and thorough
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Accessible on your website or mobile app
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Privacy policy must change as laws update
Display a cookie banner and allow users to opt out of tracking
Build and launch your own GDPR cookie consent banner in minutes. Customize it to meet your brand's text, colours, layout, and configuration.
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Set cookie preferences for GDPR compliance
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Include links to your privacy policy
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Add analytics tracking integrations from popular services
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Allow customers to request access for or delete their personal information
GDPR Article 17 — The Right To Be Forgotten makes it mandatory for businesses to delete all personal data when requested. Enzuzo's customizable pages help you collect and manage these requests in a way that's easy for you and your team to use.
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Create a "Request My Personal Information" page in minutes
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Customers can opt-out if requested
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Manage and complete data requests in one place
"Before, I was worried about how I would effectively deal with customers' inquiries and privacy requests. Now, I feel at ease, because Enzuzo is taking care of this for my business."
Stacey Keller, Founder
GDPR compliance FAQs
What are GDPR regulations?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation implemented by the European Union (EU) in May 2018, aimed at strengthening and standardizing data protection laws for individuals within the EU. It replaces the 1995 EU Data Protection Directive and applies to any organization, whether based in the EU or not, that processes the personal data of EU citizens.
The GDPR sets strict rules for handling personal data and gives individuals more control over their personal information. It also introduces significant fines for non-compliance, which can be up to 4% of a company's global annual revenue or €20 million (whichever is greater). This makes compliance with GDPR a crucial consideration for any organization that processes the personal data of EU citizens.
How can GDPR software help your business?
GDPR software helps your business stay compliant with regulations as and when they evolve. There's no need to hire a fancy lawyer or pay a consultant, since the software can help you stay compliant by itself.
Do I need to be GDPR compliant?
If your business operates in, or processes the data of EU residents then, yes, you definitely need to be GDPR compliant. Let's take an example: you're a skincare brand in North America that has no physical presence in Europe but regularly ships out orders to customers there. In such a case, you need to be compliant with GDPR since you're processing the personal data of Europeans.