Upload a Data Processing Agreement and let AI flag cross-border transfer gaps, breach-notification deadlines, sub-processor terms and audit rights — with plain-English explanations.
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Every flag sits on the exact clause it refers to, with a plain-English reason and a suggested revision.
Checks controller/processor definitions and whether sub-processor changes need your consent.
Flags missing SCCs, adequacy reliance, and local-storage obligations for cross-border personal data.
Surfaces breach-notification timelines (e.g. the 72-hour GDPR window) and who is responsible.
Highlights deletion/return of data on termination and whether sub-processors are covered.
Detects vague technical/org measures and whether the DPA commits to auditable security.
Flags allocation of liability and whether you retain a real right to audit the processor.
AI contract review covers major common-law and civil-law patterns across four regions.
State & federal contract patterns, UCC basics
UK contract law & consumer protections
GDPR & EU directive obligations
PIPL & PRC contract provisions
Synthetic examples showing what a finding looks like on this contract type — the flagged clause, why it is flagged, and a suggested revision. Examples are constructed for illustration, not taken from real engagements.
Processor may use Customer Data to improve and develop its services.
Issue: A processor using personal data for its own purposes goes beyond the controller’s instructions — GDPR Art. 28 requires processing only on documented instructions from the controller.
Suggested edit: Remove the broad use right, or make it opt-in, anonymized and revocable; document it as a separate lawful basis.
Upon termination, Processor shall delete Customer Data at its convenience.
Issue: “At its convenience” gives no timeline and no verification.
Suggested edit: Require return or deletion within a fixed window (commonly 30 days) with written certification, subject to legally required retention.
As controller, you want processor obligations, audit rights, sub-processor control and deletion on exit. As processor, you want to act only on documented instructions, with a clear liability split.
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Yes. AI flags missing Standard Contractual Clauses, adequacy reliance, and local-storage obligations for personal data leaving the EU/UK, and notes PIPL requirements for China transfers.
AI surfaces the breach-notification timeframe in the DPA and who must notify whom, highlighting gaps against the GDPR 72-hour expectation.
AI checks whether the processor can add sub-processors without consent, and whether sub-processor deletion/return is covered on termination.
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No. It is a first-pass review aid that explains risky clauses plainly so you can remediate; for binding compliance advice, confirm with a qualified privacy counsel.
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