We build GDPR-sensitive software for B2B, healthcare, platform, and internal workflow systems. Privacy is planned as a system requirement: data flows, roles, auditability, deletion paths, hosting decisions, and technical handover.
This service fits when software processes personal, medical, operational, or business-critical data and privacy cannot be reviewed only after launch. We treat GDPR constraints as technical architecture decisions, not as a privacy-policy appendix.
You receive a software foundation whose privacy decisions are technically traceable and do not need to be rediscovered during audits, handover, or later development.
Effort depends on which data is processed, how many roles and systems are involved, and how strict operations, deletion, traceability, and handover need to be.
Sensitivity and scope of personal data
Roles, tenancy, and approval workflows
Audit trail, deletion concepts, exports, and retention
Hosting, backup, monitoring, and maintenance responsibility
The project evidence is deliberately anonymized because data protection, health data, and client-owned workflows should not appear as public case studies.
Sensitive mobile documentation was connected with local data storage, export paths, permissions, and release requirements.
Evidence: privacy by design, local data, exportSeveral user groups received separated permissions, admin paths, and traceable state changes.
Evidence: RBAC, audit trail, tenancy logicHosting, backups, secrets, and deletion paths were documented as technical decisions, not just compliance intent.
Evidence: EU hosting, retention, handoverCost, delivery model, and technical risk should be clear before commitment. These pages expand the most relevant decisions for this service.
We build GDPR-sensitive software for B2B, healthcare, platform, and internal workflow systems. Privacy is planned as a system requirement: data flows, roles, auditability, deletion paths, hosting decisions, and technical handover.
Before implementation, we clarify which data is collected, stored, synchronised, exported, or deleted.
GDPR-sensitive systems need explicit roles, permissions, and traceable access paths.
Hosting, backups, secrets, logging, and monitoring are selected according to data risk, access patterns, and maintenance responsibility.
We respond within one working day. The first call qualifies scope, constraints, budget corridor, risk, and fit. Architecture decisions are handled in a paid discovery or audit phase; fixed pricing follows only after reliable scope clarification.
