Relyance builds your ROPA, subject requests, assessments, consent records and data map from how data really moves, and keeps them current when anything changes.
Records are built from your live systems and update when they change. No interviews and no spreadsheets that go out of date.
Relyance knows every system that holds a person's data, so access and deletion run across all of them with a log attached.
New data use is caught early and opens an assessment that is mostly filled in, so reviews take minutes.
Relyance reads your code, cloud and apps to learn where personal data lives and where it goes. Your records start from that, not from interviews.
Databases, apps, vendors, cookies and data flows are found without anyone filling in a form.
When a system changes, the records that depend on it change too.
Every entry points to the system or code it came from.
When something is missing or risky, the right person is asked to fix it, with most of the answer already filled in.
Each gap says what is wrong and which law it affects.
The person who owns the system gets the task, not a shared inbox.
Relyance confirms the change actually happened.
Every action is saved with who did it and when, so audits and regulator questions take minutes instead of weeks.
Every change, request, review and consent choice is on record.
Download reports as PDF or CSV, or send them to your own tools.
Records line up with GDPR, CCPA and the other laws you follow.
Relyance reads your code, cloud and apps once, then keeps watching. Each flow of personal data is matched to a purpose, a legal basis and the laws that apply. Your records are built from that.
Export records, assessments and proof as CSV or JSON, or send them to the tools you already use.
Privacy and security teams work from the same map. Privacy sees purposes and laws. Security sees access and risk.
When a system changes, only the affected records update. Reviewers see what changed, not the whole list again.
In the demo we connect one system, build its record of processing from live data, and compare it with the one you keep today.