Outdated privacy notices
Policies that no longer match how the business actually processes data.
Practical privacy support for businesses that move large volumes of personal data between suppliers, partners and platforms, without the cost of a dedicated data protection officer.
What we review
Privacy notices
Clear, accurate and up to date with how you actually process data.
Data processing agreements
Aligned with your commercial contracts.
DPIAs
Risk assessments for higher-risk processing activity.
International transfers
Practical safeguards for cross-border data movement.
As contract volume and supplier relationships grow, personal data moves through more systems, more partners and more countries. A privacy policy review catches gaps before a customer, supplier or regulator does.
Policies that no longer match how the business actually processes data.
Supplier contracts that never picked up proper DPA terms.
Personal data flowing between multiple platforms and partners with no clear map.
Large customers asking detailed privacy questions before signing.
Higher-risk processing launched without a proper risk assessment.
Data leaving the UK without the right safeguards in place.
The aim is practical, working compliance: documents that hold up during procurement, diligence or an ICO enquiry, produced by a lawyer who understands your business rather than a generic template.
Pass procurement checks
Answer large customer privacy questionnaires with confidence.
Reduce regulatory exposure
Fix the gaps that matter most, in priority order.
Keep contracts aligned
Privacy terms that match your actual commercial contracts.
Related support
Privacy policy review is often combined with contract negotiation, so your DPAs and commercial terms stay consistent.
Particularly relevant for marketing and events agencies managing privacy-heavy campaign data, SaaS businesses aligning data processing terms, and recruitment agencies handling candidate data.