Nobody knows which suppliers process personal data
Supplier privacy assessments record whether a supplier processes personal data and what kind, so your processor list stays accurate.
Nexus Business Register for data protection officers and gdpr leads
Under GDPR, controllers must use only processors that provide sufficient guarantees, put a data processing agreement in place (Article 28) and keep records of processing that name recipients and transfers (Article 30). In practice most organisations cannot quickly say which suppliers handle personal data, where it goes or whether the DPA was ever signed. Nexus Business Register keeps that picture current as suppliers are added, reviewed and paid.
Match supplier invoices to projects without the admin headaches, and stay ISO-ready at the same time.
Supplier privacy assessments record whether a supplier processes personal data and what kind, so your processor list stays accurate.
Track each supplier's data processing agreement from required to requested, reviewing and signed; an unresolved DPA blocks approval of the supplier review.
Record where each supplier stores and processes data, and flag transfers outside the EEA that still need a safeguard.
Every supplier review records the evidence considered, the decision, the reasons and who decided, ready for a Data Protection Commission enquiry or customer questionnaire.
Records live in your organisation's workspace with role-based access, EU-region primary hosting by design, security-checked evidence and controlled export and closure.
Structured supplier reviews that gather the evidence, highlight blockers and record a clear decision, so you can show customers, auditors and insurers how suppliers were checked.
Learn more →Build audit readiness as a side effect of normal work. Every request, decision, invoice and review is recorded, and audits, findings and corrective actions have their own register.
Learn more →One accurate list of who the business buys from: suppliers, categories, owners, status, evidence and spend in one place, instead of scattered across inboxes and spreadsheets.
Learn more →Every software subscription and licence the business pays for, with its billing cycle, seats, renewal date and owner, built from the invoices you already confirm rather than a separate spreadsheet.
Learn more →Yes. Each supplier that processes personal data has a DPA status: not applicable, required, requested, reviewing or signed. An unresolved DPA is a blocker on the supplier review.
Yes. Supplier data locations are recorded, and unresolved transfers outside the EEA are flagged in the review so a safeguard can be put in place.
It keeps the supplier-side information that feeds your record of processing: processors, the data they handle, locations and agreements. It does not generate the full record or replace legal advice.
Nexus designs its services for EU-region primary data hosting, with access controlled by role inside each organisation's workspace.
Yes, for the records you store in Nexus Business Register. Nexus Digital's terms and privacy notice set out how that data is handled.
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