The UK-GDPR is the British version of the EU GDPR, complemented by the Data Protection Act 2018 and PECR (e-marketing & cookies). The supervisory authority is the ICO. Breaches can result in fines of up to £17.5 million or 4% of global annual turnover.
We draft and maintain a tailored privacy notice for your website, app, or platform – aligned with the UK-GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
Ready-to-use contracts for your service providers – including UK Standard Contractual Clauses (IDTA/Addendum) to keep international transfers compliant.
We create a complete, audit-proof register for you – always up to date and ready for an ICO inspection.
For high-risk processes such as AI use, health data, or tracking, we provide structured risk assessments you can put into practice immediately.
Legally compliant wording for cookie banners and consent requests.
Interactive e-learning for your entire team – with certificates of completion for audit readiness.
Pre-prepared notification forms, templates, and emergency checklists – enabling you to report data breaches professionally within the required 72 hours.
Free initial consultation – we get to know your business model and risk profile.
We recommend the right plan for you: Starter, Professional, or Enterprise – transparent and predictable.
A guided audit covering all areas of the UK-GDPR – step by step, with zero legal jargon.
From ROPA to DPIAs – we handle the documentation, provide reviews and training, and are always there when you need us.
Yes. If you offer goods or services to people in the United Kingdom or monitor their behaviour (e.g. tracking), the UK-GDPR applies – including the obligation to appoint a UK Representative (Art. 27) if you don’t have a UK establishment.
The EU adequacy decision for the UK has been extended until 27 December 2025. We monitor the renewal and prepare alternatives (SCC/IDTA) if needed.
For public authorities or certain high-risk processing activities, a DPO is mandatory; otherwise it’s optional but highly recommended. heyData can act as your external DPO.
Notifiable incidents must be reported to the ICO without undue delay and within 72 hours.
Up to £17.5 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher.