GDPR Compliance for Websites & Apps — Consent, Privacy & Data Rights Done Right
GDPR is the EU data-protection law that applies whenever you handle personal data of people in the EU, wherever your business sits. We make your website or app compliant: a real cookie-consent flow, a lawful basis for each use of data, a clear privacy policy, working data-subject request handling, and proper data-processing agreements. The result is genuine, audit-ready compliance, not a banner that does nothing.
Why choose EPIXS for gdpr compliance
Make your website or app GDPR-compliant for EU data, consent, privacy policy, data-subject rights and DPAs. Practical, audit-ready setup. Free quote.
- Applies to Indian and offshore firms serving EU users
- Proper consent flow, not a cookie banner that ignores choices
- Lawful basis mapped for every use of personal data
- Clear, honest privacy policy your users can understand
- Working process for access, deletion and portability requests
- Data-processing agreements with your vendors in order
What GDPR actually requires of you
GDPR isn't a single switch, it's a set of obligations around how you collect, store, use and share personal data of people in the EU. If you have EU customers, run EU traffic, or process EU data on behalf of a client, it applies to you even from India. We start by mapping what personal data you collect, where it lives, who it's shared with and why, then establish a lawful basis for each use, consent, contract, legitimate interest and so on. From there we fix the visible parts: a consent-management flow that genuinely blocks non-essential cookies and trackers until the user agrees, and a privacy policy that actually reflects your data practices.
The part most sites get wrong is the rights side. Under GDPR, individuals can ask to see, correct, delete or export their data, and you must be able to respond within the required window. We set up a practical process to receive and fulfil those requests, tighten your data retention and minimisation, get data-processing agreements in place with the vendors that touch your data, and document everything so you can demonstrate compliance if you're ever asked. The aim is workable, honest compliance that fits how your business actually runs.
- Data-mapping: what you collect, where it lives, who you share it with
- Lawful basis and consent set up for each processing activity
- Consent-management flow that truly gates cookies and trackers
- Privacy policy, retention rules and vendor DPAs aligned
- Data Controller
- The business that decides why and how personal data is processed, usually you. The controller carries the primary GDPR responsibility.
- Data Processor
- A vendor that processes data on the controller's instructions, a hosting provider, email tool or analytics service. They need a DPA with you.
- Lawful Basis
- The legal reason you're allowed to process someone's data, such as consent, contract, legal obligation or legitimate interest.
- Data-Subject Request (DSAR)
- When an individual asks to access, correct, delete or export their personal data. You must respond within the legal time limit.
- DPA
- A Data Processing Agreement, the contract that sets out how a processor handles personal data on your behalf, as GDPR requires.
- 1Step 1Map
Data mapping
We map what personal data you collect, where it lives, who it's shared with and why.
- 2Step 2Assess
Lawful basis & gaps
We assign a lawful basis to each use and identify where you fall short of GDPR.
- 3Step 3Implement
Consent & policy
We set up a consent flow that truly gates trackers and write an accurate privacy policy.
- 4Step 4Operationalise
Rights & DPAs
We build a process for data-subject requests and get vendor DPAs and retention rules in place.
- 5Step 5Maintain
Document & sustain
We document everything so you can demonstrate compliance and keep it current.
GDPR Compliance — FAQs
Does GDPR apply to my Indian business?
If you offer goods or services to people in the EU, or monitor their behaviour (for example via analytics or ads), GDPR applies to you regardless of where you're based. Many Indian and offshore SaaS, e-commerce and agency businesses are in scope.
Is installing a cookie-consent banner enough?
No. A banner is one visible piece. True compliance also needs a lawful basis for each use of data, genuine consent that blocks trackers until granted, an accurate privacy policy, a way to handle data-subject requests, and vendor DPAs. We set up the whole picture.
What is a data-subject request and do I have to honour it?
It's when someone asks to see, correct, delete or export their data. Yes, under GDPR you must respond within the legal window. We build you a practical process to receive, verify and fulfil these requests without scrambling each time.
Can you guarantee we'll never be fined?
No honest provider can guarantee that, compliance reduces risk, it doesn't grant immunity, and enforcement depends on your conduct over time. What we can do is bring you to a defensible, documented, audit-ready state and keep it that way.
How is this different from DPDP compliance?
GDPR is the EU law for EU data; India's DPDP Act governs personal data of people in India. They overlap in spirit but differ in detail. We handle GDPR here; if you also need DPDP we cover that separately so each is done properly.
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