Legal & Compliance
Draft a DPIA (GDPR Art. 35) from your own documents
Upload notes or documents as DOCX, PDF or XLSX. You get a DPIA draft in Word covering purpose, necessity, risks and measures, with open questions listed.
or drop them here
- DOCX / PDF / XLSX
- Up to 4,000 words
- 64,000 extracted characters maximum
Activity: Support ticket triage. Data: email address and ticket text. Access: support team. Retention: not yet decided.
- Activity: Support ticket triage
- Open field: Retention
DPIA draft DOCX, evidence workbook, gap CSV and review log
One clear job, from source to download
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Add the source
Supported formats and limits are visible before the upload.
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Confirm the settings
Review the exact source, options, units and access before processing.
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Inspect and download
Check the preview and warnings, then unlock the complete package.
Map your evidence to your own DPIA checklist
Your checklist and your documents
You upload your organization's DPIA checklist, which is required, and your evidence as DOCX, PDF or XLSX. Sources can hold up to 4,000 words and 64,000 extracted characters. Larger bundles are rejected before processing, not cut short without warning. You can also enter a country. Evidence is mapped only to the items on your checklist. This is an AI tool, so it needs an account and costs 2 credits per job, shown before you start.
A draft, an evidence workbook and the gaps
You download a DPIA draft in Word, an evidence workbook, a gap CSV and a review log. Every summarized fact carries a citation back to the document it came from, so a reviewer can check it. Checklist items your documents do not answer are listed in the gap CSV as open, the way the sample flags an undecided retention period. Nothing is filled in by guesswork. Your uploaded files stay unchanged.
The risk decision stays with your reviewers
The worksheet does not decide whether processing is high risk and does not issue a compliance verdict. It organizes what your evidence says and shows what is still missing. Your data protection officer or legal reviewer still has to review the draft, close the gaps and make the residual-risk decision. Treat the Word draft as a starting point for that review, not as a finished assessment.
Questions before you run it
Do I need to upload my own DPIA checklist?
Yes. The organization DPIA checklist is a required file input, and your evidence is mapped only to the items that checklist contains. Without it there is nothing to map against.
Which file types and how much text can the worksheet handle?
DOCX, PDF and XLSX sources are accepted, up to 4,000 words and 64,000 extracted characters. Longer bundles are rejected before processing rather than truncated without warning.
Does it decide whether my processing activity is high risk?
No. Residual-risk and compliance decisions stay with your DPO or legal reviewer. The worksheet organizes what your evidence says and marks the checklist items nothing answered.
What happens to checklist items my documents do not cover?
They are listed in the gap CSV as open fields, the way the sample flags an undecided retention period. Nothing is filled in by inference.
What is in the download and can I hand it to a reviewer?
A DPIA draft DOCX, an evidence workbook, the gap CSV and a review log, with every summarized fact carrying a citation back to its source. Your uploaded files are left unchanged.