data-flow-diagramming

A DPIA data-flow diagram maps privacy data flows to identify data categories, legal bases, and high-risk points. It visually represents how personal data moves through your systems, products, or processes to ensure regulatory compliance and prepare for DPIA workflows.

Privacy data mapping with Mermaid outputs a visual data-flow diagram and a RoPA-style register. It classifies each flow with data category, legal basis, retention, and risk flags, specifically identifying high-risk points and cross-border transfers for systems handling personal data.

Yes, you can use this approach for cross-border data transfers. The mapping applies to systems handling personal data, including cross-border transfers and DPIA workflows, by identifying high-risk points and generating a compliant diagram and RoPA-style register.

To prepare a DPIA workflow, you map your system's privacy data flows to identify classifications, legal bases, and high-risk points. This enables DPIA preparation and GDPR alignment by generating a Mermaid diagram and a RoPA-style register complete with retention and risk flags.

To map privacy data flows, you need to provide a description of your system and data subjects. This allows the mapping process to classify data categories, legal bases, and retention periods, generating a Mermaid diagram and RoPA-style register with risk flags.