Gain full visibility into your collected personal data and automate data subject requests from intake to deletion. GDPR-compliant, auditable and built to scale.
Automated intake, identity verification, and data discovery remove the manual work from every data subject request.
Data mapping delivers a complete inventory across all systems and applications — the basis for every deletion request.
Every request is documented automatically. Your privacy operations scale with demand, not with headcount.
DSR automation turns manual privacy workflows into scalable, auditable processes. Instead of chasing personal data through mailboxes and spreadsheets, every data subject request runs through one connected pipeline — from intake to verified deletion.
Centralized channels for every incoming request.
Secure validation before data is disclosed.
Find personal data across connected systems.
Retrieve, review, delete, and respond — end to end.
Full records of actions and response timelines.
GDPR, CCPA, and global privacy regulations.
Every data subject request handled manually costs time, invites errors, and leaves gaps in your audit trail. This is what changes with DSR automation:
DSR automation and data mapping touch privacy, legal, IT, and business teams alike. What they have in common: legal deadlines that manual processes can no longer meet.
Full visibility into personal data and auditable processes for accountability.
Lower compliance risk and reliable adherence to regulatory deadlines.
Clean system integrations, automated data discovery and deletion workflows.
Less manual effort per request — privacy operations that scale with growth.
GDPR grants individuals enforceable rights over their personal data — with fixed deadlines and real penalties.
GDPR Art. 12 requires an answer within one month.
Individuals can request a copy of all their personal data.
Data deletion must be verifiable across all systems.
Up to 4% of global annual revenue or €20 million.
The revised Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) grants data subjects enforceable rights over their personal data — enforced through personal criminal liability rather than corporate fines.
Access requests must generally be answered within 30 days, free of charge (Art. 25 FADP).
Data subjects can request information on the processing of their data, including the logic behind automated decisions.
Data subjects can request correction, deletion or destruction of their personal data.
Fines are imposed on the individual responsible for the breach, not on the company.
The CCPA, as amended by the CPRA, grants California consumers enforceable rights over their personal information — with fixed deadlines and per-violation penalties.
Businesses must respond within 45 days, extendable by a further 45 days for complex requests, with receipt confirmed within 10 business days.
Consumers can request the categories and specific pieces of personal information collected, used, and shared.
Deletion must extend to service providers and contractors, not just your own systems.
$2,500 per unintentional and $7,500 per intentional violation or any violation involving a consumer under 16 — counted per affected consumer.
The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act grants Texas consumers enforceable rights over their personal data — and unlike most US state laws, it applies regardless of your revenue.
Responses are due without undue delay and no later than 45 days, extendable once by a further 45 days.
Consumers can confirm whether their personal data is processed and obtain a copy of it.
Consumers can request deletion of personal data provided by or obtained about them.
Enforced exclusively by the Texas Attorney General, after a written notice and a 30-day cure period.
Brazil’s LGPD grants data subjects enforceable rights over their personal data — with the shortest response deadline of all major privacy regulations.
A simplified confirmation must be provided immediately; the complete report within 15 days (Art. 19).
Data subjects can request confirmation of processing, access, and information on who their data was shared with.
Deletion of unnecessary, excessive or unlawfully processed data — verifiable across all systems.
Up to 2% of revenue in Brazil for the prior fiscal year, capped at R$50 million per infraction.
Privacy operations need more than technology: clear processes, governance frameworks, and an accurate picture of your data landscape. We support you across the entire lifecycle.
We help you identify and document personal data across systems, applications, and third-party vendors — and turn the findings into a complete data inventory.
We map how personal data actually moves through your organization between systems, departments, and external stakeholders.
We review your existing privacy processes, uncover manual bottlenecks and compliance gaps, and help define a prioritized roadmap for improvement.
We design workflows for access, deletion, rectification, and portability requests — and implement the DSR automation solution that fits your organization.
We help you to connect your privacy workflows with business-critical systems, so personal data can be located, retrieved, and deleted without manual handovers.
We help to ensure privacy operations remain aligned with GDPR, international privacy regulations, and evolving compliance requirements.
With a worldwide partner network, we provide data protection and analytics expertise in every region. Our projects span Europe, the USA, China, the Middle East, and South America, with activities in over 25 countries.
Through more than 400 successful projects for over 80 clients across 25 industries, we combine hands-on experience with technological insight. This ensures our solutions are advanced, innovative, and fully aligned with the latest best practices, giving your business a lasting competitive edge.
DSR automation replaces manual handling of data subject requests with software-supported workflows: request intake, identity verification, automated data discovery, deletion, and response. It makes privacy operations faster, auditable, and scalable.
A data subject request is a request from an individual to exercise their privacy rights — such as accessing, correcting, deleting, or transferring their personal data under regulations like GDPR or CCPA.
Data mapping identifies where personal data is collected, stored, processed, and shared across an organization. It creates transparency, supports compliance obligations, and is the foundation for privacy governance and DSR fulfillment.
Data mapping creates an inventory of where personal data is stored and processed. Data flow mapping goes one step further and visualizes how that data moves between systems, departments, and external stakeholders.
Manual DSR handling is time-consuming, error-prone, and hard to scale. Automation improves efficiency, reduces compliance risk, maintains audit trails, and ensures responses within regulatory deadlines.
Once a deletion request is verified, automated data discovery locates the individual’s personal data across connected systems. Deletion workflows then remove or anonymize the data where legally required, document every action, and generate the response to the data subject.
DWC Consult supports data discovery, data flow mapping, privacy process design, DSR automation implementation, data governance frameworks, and ongoing compliance advisory.
Whether you’re building your first enterprise-wide data map, improving data governance, or automating DSR fulfillment — let’s talk about what scalable privacy operations look like for your organization.
