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Situation. Coordination tools deployed project after project, documents produced at different times, no consolidated record — and no one to say who decides.

Intervention. Mapping of processing activities and data flows, rebuilding of the record, review of processors, screening for the DPIAs required, roadmap approved by leadership.

Outcome. A workable record, responsibilities in writing, a committee that meets every quarter — and every new project now goes through an identified consultation channel.

Situation. Increasingly demanding buyer questionnaires — hosting, roles, processors, security — and answers scattered between sales, technical and legal teams.

Intervention. Mapping of the architecture, qualification of GDPR roles, review of processors and of the HDS scope, assembly of a reusable answer file.

Outcome. Consistent answers from one questionnaire to the next, a file that can be mobilised in days rather than weeks, and a compliance checkpoint built into the product cycle.

Situation. Access to the patient record that evolved with the organisation, without formal rules or regular reviews — a classic blind spot in inspections.

Intervention. Role mapping with leadership, IT and business teams, access analysis, definition of a review cycle, documentation of priority measures.

Outcome. A validated access-rights matrix, a periodic review process, tracked indicators — and evidence ready to be produced if an authority requests it.