Comply with GDPR across the EU.

We offer:

• EU-based Data Representative

• EU-based Data Protection Officer

If you run a UK business with customers in the EEA, you may need an EU Data Representative. This rule came in on 1 January 2021 under the EU–UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement.

Will this affect your business?

Yes, if you:

• have no offices or branches in the EU or EEA

• process or monitor data from people in the EU or EEA on a regular basis

Are there any exceptions?

Yes. You do not need to appoint one if you:

• only process data rarely

• do not create risks to the rights and freedoms of EU data subjects

• do not process sensitive personal data

• are a public body

Examples:

If you sell to EU or EEA customers on a regular basis and hold their data, you will need an EU Data Representative.

If you sell niche products online and only receive a few EU or EEA orders each year, you will not need one.

If you run an EU business with customers in the EEA, you will need an EU-based Data Protection Officer. You may also need an EU Data Representative. If you are unsure, get in touch and we can review your situation.