Alongside the work we do with our partners, we build and sell our own software. Each product has its own site and price. Our team can roll any of them out and configure it for you.
Your privacy program and your AI governance program in one place: data inventory, rights requests, impact assessments, vendors and incidents, and an inventory of your AI systems with their risk classification and human oversight. Maps to CCPA, GDPR, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.
Know what every vendor does with your clients' data: documented evidence, review by a qualified privacy professional, and an open attestation standard.
Draft a contract, negotiate it clause by clause with the other side, and sign it. Drafting and negotiating are free; you pay once per contract, at download or signature. Agents can use it through its API.
Practice management and billing for solo and small law firms: matters and clients, engagement letters with e-signature, subscription and flat-fee billing, invoices and the trust account ledger.
Research on US privacy case law. Decisions are found automatically and reviewed by hand before they are tagged.
Live sessions and on-demand courses for privacy and AI governance professionals, including IAPP certification training.
A private wallet for the commitments a person signs: contracts, subscriptions, bills and policies in one place, with renewal dates and what they add up to over time. Content is end-to-end encrypted; the server never sees it.
Keeps a person's medical reports in one private place, on their phone. It reads the lab results and shows how each value has changed over time, next to the published reference range and its source.
Accounts and roles, your templates and positions loaded, connections to the tools you already use where the product allows it, and training for the people who will use it every day. Where a product offers the choice, we also agree with you where it runs: our cloud, an isolated instance we run for you, or your own servers.
Open community editions. Some of this software also has an open-source community edition that you can read and install yourself. DPO Central is the first; others follow as they are published.