Automating the record of processing
The record of processing activities (Art. 30 GDPR) can be generated from real data holdings — including a deletion concept.
The record of processing activities (RoPA) under Art. 30 GDPR is mandatory for most companies. It documents which personal data is processed for which purpose, on which legal basis and for how long. Classically it is maintained manually in tables — and is therefore almost always out of date.
The better way: generate the record from real data holdings. If a system knows which personal data actually sits where, the RoPA can be derived automatically and kept current — and a robust deletion concept developed from it.
MangoSeed’s Register generates the record of processing and deletion concept from real data — generated instead of painstakingly maintained, always current.
Frequently asked
Who needs a record of processing activities?
In principle every company that processes personal data. Exemptions exist for very small organisations but are narrowly defined (Art. 30(5) GDPR).
