FOR B2B TEAMS
GDPR Compliance Services Built for B2B SaaS Entering the EU
Consvert is the lawyer-led GDPR compliance company that gives US and Canadian SaaS teams the compliant cold outbound sales motion and the compliance infrastructure EU buyers need so procurement stops stalling your deals.
GDPR specialists from Europe 🇪🇺 · AI-powered outbound · Live in 30 days
The ask
Your first EU enterprise deal is moving. Then procurement sends a DPA to sign and a vendor privacy questionnaire to complete.
The stall
You have no DPA, no processing records, no documented legal basis to point to. Legal review drags on for weeks.
The slip
The quarter closes. The deal doesn't. Compliance was a "later" problem — now it is blocking revenue.
What you get
Why a lawyer-led GDPR compliance company beats software
Consvert was founded by a privacy lawyer and is based in the EU. We operate as your data processor — the same architecture EU legal teams expect from the vendors they approve.
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GUIDE
What GDPR compliance services include
GDPR compliance services take EU data-protection work off your team: the legal analysis, the documentation, the contracts, and the operation of all three. For a US or Canadian B2B SaaS company selling into the EU, this work is not optional. EU buyers' legal and procurement teams check it before they sign.
This guide covers what a complete engagement includes, how a GDPR compliance company differs from compliance software, what a "GDPR agent" is and who legally needs one, how an engagement runs, and how pricing works.
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What GDPR compliance services actually include
A complete engagement covers six areas. Each produces a named deliverable you can hand to a buyer's legal team.
Legal basis. A Legitimate Interest Assessment (LIA) documents why you may contact EU prospects at all. It is your documented legal basis for EU outreach — and the first thing a cautious buyer or regulator asks about.
Records. Records of Processing Activities (RoPA) satisfy GDPR Article 30: what personal data you process, why, where it flows, and how long you keep it.
Contracts. Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) cover every processor in your stack. Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), backed by a Transfer Impact Assessment, give US–EU data transfers legal cover.
Policies and procedures. Privacy policy updates extend coverage to EU data subjects. DSAR and data-breach procedures tell your team what to do when a request or an incident lands — ready before you need them. Technical & Organizational Measures (TOMs) document your security framework.
The UK. UK GDPR and PECR integration if you target the UK, which runs its own regime with separate rules for electronic marketing.
Evidence. A procurement-ready evidence package — compliance summaries and audit-trail documentation — so vendor due diligence passes on the first attempt, not the third. SaaS companies also face architecture-specific questions: sub-processors, hosting, product analytics. We cover those separately in our guide below.
Scale matters here: on a Consvert engagement, the legal foundation alone typically runs to 15–20 named deliverables, depending on the situation. "Named" is the point — when a buyer's counsel asks for your RoPA or your TOMs, you send a document, not an explanation.
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GDPR compliance company vs. compliance software
Tools like OneTrust or iubenda generate documents. That is useful — and not enough. A generated privacy policy does not give you a legal basis for cold outreach, does not answer a procurement questionnaire, and does not tell your team what to do when a DSAR lands.
A GDPR compliance company does the work the software leaves you: the legal analysis behind each document, the tailoring to your actual data flows, and the operation afterward. Consvert is lawyer-led and operates as your data processor — the infrastructure runs as part of your EU operations instead of sitting in a folder. When the buyer's legal team sends follow-up questions, you have answers instead of templates.
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What is a GDPR agent — and who needs an EU representative
"GDPR agent" is the informal name for the EU representative required by Article 27 GDPR. If your company has no establishment in the EU but offers goods or services to people there — or monitors their behavior — you generally must designate a representative in an EU member state. The representative is the local point of contact for supervisory authorities and data subjects.
There is a narrow exemption for processing that is occasional, low-risk, and does not include large-scale use of special categories of data. Most B2B SaaS companies actively selling into the EU do not fit it. US companies should treat the representative requirement as part of the same build as the rest of their compliance work — we cover the full picture in the guide below.
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How an engagement runs, step by step
Week 1: assess. A discovery session defines your ICP and target EU markets. You answer questions about your business and data flows; we do the legal analysis. You do not need to understand GDPR to work with us.
Weeks 1–2: build. We build the complete GDPR infrastructure — LIA, RoPA, DPAs, SCCs, policies, and procedures — tailored to your operations. Nothing is automated.
Weeks 3–4: launch. The system goes live and stabilizes. Live in 30 days — and everything we build is yours permanently: every document, playbook, and template.
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What GDPR compliance services cost
There are three ways to work with Consvert. Launch: we build everything, stabilize it over 30 days, and hand you the keys. Guided Operations: the same build plus six months of done-with-you supervision. Managed: we run everything, ongoing. Price follows scope — how many markets you target, the state of your current documentation, and how much of the operation you want us to carry.
We publish a full breakdown of what drives the price, model by model, in the guide below.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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What do GDPR compliance services cost?
It depends on scope: how many EU markets you target, the state of your current documentation, and whether you want the infrastructure built and handed over (Launch), supervised for six months (Guided Operations), or run entirely by Consvert (Managed). We publish a full breakdown of the pricing drivers on our GDPR compliance cost page.
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