An alternative to global privacy platforms.

How does this platform compare to other ways of structuring a privacy program: global platforms and entry-level tools? No names, just criteria.

Those looking for a privacy governance platform typically compare three paths: global platforms, born for the GDPR and sold in dozens of countries; the input tools, which effectively solve a specific problem, generally cookies and consent; and the Privacy Tools, a Brazilian platform built for LGPDThe table below compares the three based on criteria that weigh heavily in day-to-day operations. The columns for the alternatives describe what is common in these categories; each supplier may vary.

Comparison by criterion

CriterionPrivacy ToolsGlobal platformEntry platform
Built to comply with the LGPD (legal bases, rights under Article 18, deadlines under Article 19, ROPA under Article 37, RIPD)Yes, nativeAdapted from the GDPR; the LGPD is included as a configuration.Partial: focus on cookies and consent
Integrated modules in a single environment15 modules, from mapping to the complaints channel.Broad, in products contracted separately.Few modules
Language, support, and time zonePortuguese, team in BrazilInternational support; service in Portuguese varies.It varies depending on the supplier.
DeploymentGuided or hands-on, with a dedicated analyst.Typically through partners and consultancies.Self service
AccomodationSaaS; Data Discovery also on-premiseSaaS; on-premise is the exception.SaaS
Discovery of personal data in databases, files, and the cloud.Yes, integrated into the mapping and applications of titleholders.Yes, in a separate module.Usually not
AI assistant for orders, diagnostics, risks, and ESG.Yes, the beachProprietary AI capabilities, per product.Raro
AI governance, ESG, audits, and whistleblowing channels.In the same environment, integrated into the privacy program.Part in separate productsNo
Hiring by module and gradual expansionYesPackages per productFixed plans
Privacy portal with the company's visual identity.YesYesOther

When does a global platform make sense?

When a privacy program is managed from outside Brazil, with global processes already defined in the GDPR, the Brazilian operation only needs to adapt to them. The cost is usually the adaptation to the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law), support in another time zone, and the contracting of various products to cover what is a single environment here.

When does an input tool make sense?

When the need is specific, such as placing a cookie banner on a website, and a structured privacy program does not yet exist, the limit appears with the first request from a data subject with a deadline, the first incident, or the first audit, when mapping, records, and evidence become required.

When the Privacy Tools it makes sense

When a company needs to comply with the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law) with traceability and gradually scale the program: start with... Data Mapping or by Management of Holders' RequestsFor example, and expand to incident, risk, audit, AI governance, and ESG without changing platforms. Also when there is a requirement for self-hosting, such as in public bodies and regulated sectors, or when the implementation requires an analyst monitoring the areas. See the success cases and the complete list of modules.

How to compare in practice

Request a demonstration based on your scenario: a real data subject request, a data handling activity for a specific area, and a simulated incident. Evaluate what the tool does without adaptation, who provides support, and what evidence is recorded. Detailed criteria are in the article. Best tools for LGPD compliance in 2026: comparison and how to choose.If you already use another platform, the page of made the move It explains what the transition is like.

Do you have any questions?

1. What is the Brazilian alternative to global privacy platforms?

A Privacy ToolsA comprehensive privacy, risk, and artificial intelligence governance platform, built to comply with the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law) and prepared for the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). AI Act and ISO standards, with implementation and support in Brazil.

It covers the same scope, with three differences: it was built for the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law) and expanded to other regulations, it brings together the modules in a single environment instead of separate products, and its implementation and support are done by the team itself, in Portuguese.

Yes. Existing mapping, records, and documents are imported via spreadsheet or API, and workflows are replicated with progressive enhancement. The page of made the move It explains the steps.

Bring to the demonstration a real data subject request, a data handling activity from an area, and a simulated incident. Evaluate what each tool does without adaptation, who provides support, and what evidence is recorded. Detailed criteria are in the guide. best tools for LGPD.

Would you like to see a comparison with your scenario?

Request a demonstration with a data subject request, a processing activity, and an incident from your operation.

Platform screen Privacy ToolsList of treatment activities in Data Mapping