Why choose The Compliance Space?
Easy to use
The Compliance Space platform has been built with you in mind. We understand that GDPR may not be your day job and experts can be expensive, therefore the platform has been specifically developed to help guide you from start to compliance.
Cost effective
Unlike most privacy management software platforms we don’t give you a long list of expensive options to choose from. You pay one licence fee per organisation, giving you direct access to all of our modules, with an unlimited number of users.
Developed by experts
Our GDPR compliance software has been developed exclusively by Data Protection experts. Having first-hand experience of trying [and failing] to find a platform which is not only cost effective but easy to use. Hence we decided to build our own.
Complete visibility
Our real time reporting function enables you to see how effective your data privacy processes are, as well as identifying areas of risk. Available to download as live, these easy to navigate reports reveal key insights such as the volume and type of subject access requests and the nature of breaches experienced.
The Customer Journey
Understanding your business
It's vitally important that when you are looking for a GDPR solution that you use the right tool for your business. That’s why our data protection advisers will initially take time to listen to your current data management challenges then advise on how to make best use of The Compliance Space and its functionality.
Demo
Of course, we wouldn’t expect you to just take our word for it, which is why we can offer you an individual demonstration of the platform's capabilities.
Launch programme
Once you make the decision to partner with The Compliance Space, we will set up your account and advise you on ways to ensure maximum engagement across your organisation. If time is of the essence, we can support you with our accelerated launch programme.
Total visibility
Download real time reports to track progress and identify risks.
Who we've worked with
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The Compliance Space testimonial - Chatham House
‘Gold standard’ data protection approach for world-leading policy institute

The Compliance Space testimonial - City & Guilds Group
City & Guilds Group chooses The Compliance Space to manage GDPR alignment

Supporting from a safe distance
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Data Protection News Digest: in the headlines for March
Data Protection Digest: Our top three stories this month

Managing a personal data breach
You’ve had a data breach… what next?

Overcoming GDPR Apathy
How to keep your colleagues engaged

Win Hearts and Minds on Data Privacy
The Compliance Space partners with ADPP to help ‘Win hearts and minds’ on data privacy

Keeping data secure when your workforce is ‘out of office'
A quick guide and tips on how to keep your data secure when your workforce is ‘out of office’

Data Protection News Digest: in the headlines for February
Here, we outline the top data privacy stories that have caught our attention this month, and the key learnings to take from each of them.

Data Subject Access Requests
Operational Burden, or Opportunity for Change?

Meet the experts behind The Compliance Space
The Compliance Space was set up by experienced technology and data protection professionals Byron Shirley and Paul Saunders.

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In the News: The Compliance Space Fills Gap in the Market
The Compliance Space features in the Computer Weekly publication as a new platform for GDPR compliance

Call for inquiry into leak of honours list addresses
Politicians have called for an inquiry into how more than 1,000 prominent figures who are to receive honours had their home and work addresses posted on a government website.

British Airways faces a record fine of £183m over a 2018 data breach
The fine, the biggest penalty handed out by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) and the first to be made public under new rules, is the equivalent of 1.5% of BA’s worldwide turnover in 2017. BA previously...

Telecoms company EE Limited fined £100,000 by the ICO
The ICO has fined telecoms company EE Limited £100,000 for sending over 2.5 million direct marketing messages to its customers, without consent. The messages, sent in early 2018, encouraged customers to access and...
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