
Osano
Streamlines privacy compliance for no-code apps effortlessly.
What is Osano?
Try OsanoOsano provides privacy compliance support designed to reduce risk and keep your organization aligned with GDPR requirements. In addition to compliance monitoring, Osano can serve as your GDPR representative under GDPR Article 27 for organizations that process personal data of EU residents. This helps ensure authorities and data subjects have a local point of contact for data processing issues, without needing you to set up an EU office.
What does Osano do as a GDPR representative under Article 27?
If you process personal data of EU residents and need a GDPR representative, Osano can serve as your dedicated representative. Osano is based in Dublin and can field data processing queries from authorities and data subjects, as required by GDPR Article 27.
Do I need to open an EU office to use Osano as my representative?
No. GDPR Article 27 requires an in-scope company to maintain a GDPR representative in the EU, but it doesn’t mean you have to establish a new EU office. Osano can fulfill the representative role for you.
How does Osano help me stay on top of EU data protection requests and updates?
Once you update your GDPR statement to list Osano as your local representative, Osano’s team of privacy experts and attorneys can help handle EU-related issues. Osano will alert you of new data requests, updates from EU authorities, or data protection communications.
When is my organization required to have a GDPR representative?
If your website uses analytics, has log files, or stores the IP address for even a single European visitor, you may be required to follow GDPR, including Article 27. Osano can help address the representative requirement to reduce the risk of noncompliance.
Is Osano suitable if I want to minimize manual privacy compliance effort?
Yes. Osano is designed to reduce ongoing compliance guesswork by automating monitoring and providing actionable guidance. It also supports the GDPR representative role so you’re not relying on ad-hoc processes to respond to EU requests.