DPIA Assessment Software
Assess processing risks in minutes, not days. Identify when DPIAs are required and auto-flag high-risk activities for authority consultation.
What is a Data Protection Impact Assessment?
A Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) is a process required by GDPR Article 35 for processing activities that are "likely to result in a high risk" to individuals. It helps you systematically analyze, identify, and minimize the data protection risks of a project before you begin.
Complete DPIA Assessment in Hours
MultiComply guides you through every step of the DPIA process with templates and automation
DPIA Necessity Checker
10 screening questions to determine if DPIA is required based on Article 35(3) criteria.
8-Step Risk Wizard
Processing details, data categories, necessity assessment, proportionality, and risk matrix.
Risk Library (30+ Items)
Pre-populated common DPIA risks by processing type and data sensitivity.
Mitigation Library
Technical controls, organizational measures, and legal safeguards with automatic residual risk recalculation.
Professional Reports
Multi-section DPIA template with validation checks. Export in PDF/DOCX for inspection.
Authority Consultation
Auto-flags when Article 36 consultation required. Prepare submission package for NAIH.
Risk Scoring
Low/Medium/High categorization with before/after mitigation comparison dashboard.
Version History
Track changes over time. Maintain audit trail for regulatory inspections.
Why Choose Our DPIA Tool?
Protect your organization and data subjects
75% Faster
Complete assessments in 2-3 hours instead of days with our guided templates.
Risk Visibility
Clear visualization of risks before and after mitigation measures.
Audit-Ready
Templates designed for NAIH and EU DPA inspections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about DPIA and Article 35
When exactly is a DPIA required under GDPR?
GDPR Article 35(3) mandates DPIAs for: systematic monitoring at scale, automated decision-making with legal effects, large-scale processing of special category data, and systematic monitoring of public areas.
What is the difference between DPIA and risk assessment?
DPIA is a GDPR-specific, formal, documented process focused on data protection rights. General risk assessment is broader. DPIA is a specific subset of governance required by law.
What if DPIA shows high residual risk?
You must implement additional mitigations and consult your supervisory authority (NAIH in Hungary). You may need to redesign the processing.
How long does it take to complete a DPIA?
With templates and a manual process: 4-8 hours. With MultiComply automation: 2-3 hours including risk assessment and report generation.
What happens if a required DPIA is not completed?
GDPR Article 35 breach can result in fines up to €10 million or 2% of global annual revenue.
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Protect your organization and data subjects with professional impact assessments
Complete Your Compliance Stack
DPIA is connected to your other compliance obligations