GDPR & revDSG audit for SaaS
SaaS providers in the DACH region who want solid data protection before launch, certification, or an enterprise deal.
Updated: 2026-07
A data protection audit for SaaS checks whether data flows, processing agreements, deletion concept, and technical measures are GDPR- and revDSG-compliant. The output is a concrete finding with prioritised fixes — from people who run SaaS themselves.
SaaS products almost inevitably collect personal data — and thus fall under GDPR and, in Switzerland, revDSG. Many teams only notice gaps during the enterprise sales process: no clean deletion concept, unclear processing, RLS not watertight.
An audit finds these gaps before a customer, an auditor, or an authority does.
What you get
Data flow analysis
Which personal data flows where — including subprocessors.
Processing reviewed
DPA structure and subprocessor chain assessed.
Technical measures
Access control, encryption, tenant isolation (RLS) checked for robustness.
Finding & fix plan
Prioritised findings with concrete, actionable fixes.
How it runs
- 01
Scoping
Map product, data types, and relevant jurisdictions.
- 02
Analysis
Review data flows, contracts, and technical measures.
- 03
Finding
Prioritise findings by risk and effort.
- 04
Handover
Present the fix plan; optional implementation support.
Price framing
Fixed scope, from CHF 5,500 — depending on product size and data types.
Indicative, not a binding quote — the frame is confirmed during scoping.
Parent service: EU AI Act & Compliance Advisory
FAQ
Do you cover Swiss revDSG too?
Yes. The audit considers GDPR and the revised Swiss data protection act (revDSG) together.
Do you check the technical stack?
Yes, including access control, encryption, and tenant isolation such as row-level security — we run SaaS on this stack ourselves.
Do you support implementation too?
On request. The audit ends with the fix plan; we can optionally support the implementation.
GDPR & revDSG audit for SaaS
SaaS providers in the DACH region who want solid data protection before launch, certification, or an enterprise deal.
