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Platform · Data Governance

Know where your data
actually lives.

You can't honour consent you can't see, or honour a right in a system you forgot you had. Governance finds the personal data across your estate, maps how it's used, and keeps that picture honest as you change.

How it works

From sprawl to a living map.

Discovery, classification, processing records and retention — one continuous loop that keeps your account of the data true.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Scan across 50+ source types — databases, warehouses, object stores and SaaS — to find where personal data actually lives, not where you assumed it did.

  2. 02

    Classify

    Label what's found by sensitivity and type, so personal data — and the fields that carry the most risk — are recognised wherever they surface.

  3. 03

    Map processing

    Build a living record of processing activities — what data, for which purpose, on what basis, shared with whom, kept how long.

  4. 04

    Govern retention

    Attach retention rules to purposes, surface what's overdue, and keep notices and accountability honest as systems change.

Discovered sources Last scan · today
PostgreSQL · customers Database PII
S3 · data-exports Object store PII
BigQuery · events Warehouse Pseudonymous
HubSpot · contacts SaaS · CRM PII
Snowflake · billing Warehouse Special
Sources 30+
Classified
RoPA Live
Inside discovery

Find the data you forgot you had.

Personal data rarely lives in one place. Scanning across your databases, warehouses, object stores and SaaS turns a guess into a map — every source named, classified and ready to act on.

  • 50+ source types, from databases to SaaS
  • Classified by type and sensitivity
  • Feeds your processing records and retention
What you get

Accountability that stays current.

Discovery across 50+ sources

Connect databases, warehouses, object storage and SaaS to find personal data wherever it has spread.

Classification

Tag data by type and sensitivity so personal data and the highest-risk fields are recognised consistently.

Records of processing (RoPA)

A living register of purposes, bases, recipients and flows — the backbone of accountability.

Retention

Bind retention periods to purposes, flag data held past its purpose, and keep storage limited and honest.

Cross-border mapping

Record onward transfers and localisation choices so sharing respects the restrictions you've set.

Inspection-ready

Turn the map into a structured account you can hand to a regulator or auditor on demand.

See your data discovered, classified and mapped.

A 30-minute walkthrough of discovery, classification and processing records — run against a slice of your own estate.