The Privacy ToolsPrivacy, risk, data, and AI governance in a single layer.

More than just a list of modules: a modular architecture that connects AI data, risks, controls, evidence, and projects into a single governance layer.

Governance domains

PrivacyData Mapping and ROPA, consents, cookies and policies, data subject requests, privacy portal, incidents

GRCRisk management (ISO 31000), third-party risks, audits, whistleblowing channel, ESG

DataData Discovery & Redaction in databases, files, and systems; classification by type and sensitivity.

AI GovernanceInventory of AI systems, risk classification, controls, and algorithmic impact assessment.

Shared layerWorkflowsDiagnoses and AssessmentsBusiness IntelligencePrIAAutomation

Enterprise layerIncident HandlingEvidenceAll rights reserved.APIsIntegrations

Implantation: SaaS • Data Discovery too on-premise

Four domains, one registration.

Treatment activities, holders, systems, suppliers, risks, and evidence are registered once and reused by all modules. This avoids parallel spreadsheets and ensures that a change at one point (a new supplier, a new AI system, an incident) appears in all controls that depend on it.

Privacy: Data Mapping and CLOTHES, Consent Management, Cookies and Policies, Holders' Requests, Privacy Portal e Incident Management.
GRC: Risk management, Third-party risks, Audit Management, Reporting Channel e ESG Management.
Data: Data Discovery & Redaction Locates personal data in databases, files, servers, and systems, including scanned images and documents, and applies masking when necessary.
AI Governance: AI Governance It inventories artificial intelligence systems, classifies risk, and records the controls required by the AI Act, Bill 2338/2023, and standards such as ISO/IEC 42001.

Shared layer: what all modules use

WorkflowsTriggers, tasks, approvals, and API integrations to automate policies, incidents, consents, and reviews.
Diagnoses and Assessments: questionnaires for areas, suppliers and entities, with templates for LGPD, GDPR, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, NIST and proprietary frameworks, and maturity calculation.
Business IntelligenceReports, dashboards, and charts containing data from the entire operation.
PrIAThe platform's intelligence layer, with AI capabilities embedded in the modules to support responses to data subjects, completion of diagnostics, risk assessment, and repetitive DPO tasks.
Automation: chained actions between modules, such as opening an action plan based on a risk or notifying the responsible area when a data protection request arrives.

Enterprise layer: auditing, evidence, permissions, and integration.

The platform was built for large and regulated operations: audit trails and immutable logs in all modules; evidence Organized for internal audits, regulators, and clients; advanced permissions by profile, with multiple sites, languages, and users; REST API and scripts to connect the systems your company already uses. See the Enterprise pageThe integrations and platform security.

Deployment

A Privacy Tools it is offered as SaaS, with continuous updates. The module Data discovery it can also be installed on-premise...so that data scanning takes place within the organization's environment. Implementation is guided (up to 60 days, with two meetings per week) or hands-on, with a dedicated analyst; those coming from another platform follow the roadmap of... made the move.

For whom was the platform designed?

For executives, CIOs, CISOs, DPOs, and compliance teams who need a single view of privacy, risk, data, and AI, with evidence ready for audits and board review. Made in Brazil, ready for the enterprise environment, and designed for organizations operating under multiple regulatory frameworks: LGPD, GDPR, AI Act, ISO standards, and sector-specific frameworks, all in the same registration. Learn more 15 modules and supported regulations.

Do you have any questions?

1. What is the platform? Privacy Tools?

It is an enterprise platform for privacy governance, risk management, data management, and artificial intelligence. Instead of separate products, it brings together 15 modules in a single environment, based on a unified registry of activities, data subjects, systems, suppliers, and risks, with audit trails and evidence.

2. What is the difference between the platform and the modules?

The modules are the contractable functions (Data Mapping, Incident Management, AI Governance, and others). The platform is what they share: the single registration, workflows, diagnostics, BI, PrIA, permissions, logs, and APIs. It's possible to start with one module and expand without migrating data.

3. Does the platform comply with other regulations besides the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law)?

Yes. LGPD, GDPR, AI Act and ISO standards (27001, 27701, 42001) are handled in the same registration, with diagnostic and audit templates for each standard and for frameworks such as NIST, SOC 2, HIPAA and DORA.

4. How does the platform integrate with the company's systems?

Through REST API, scripts, and connectors. There are integrations with databases (SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB), clouds (AWS, Azure, Google), CRM and marketing (Salesforce, RD Station, HubSpot, Mailchimp), productivity tools, and websites (WordPress, VTEX, Google Tag Manager). See the integrations page.

5. Can the platform be installed in the company's environment?

The platform is SaaS. The Data Discovery module can be installed on-premise, so that database and file scanning takes place within the organization's environment, which meets stricter security policies.

Want to see the platform working in your environment?

Request a demo and see privacy, risk, data, and AI governed in a single environment, with the evidence your audit requires.