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Easily build, manage, improve, and demonstrate your privacy compliance

FREE! Analyze your privacy posture against the GDPR,CCPA, and other U.S. privacy laws – get a board ready summary, actionable items you can use today, and more.

Transforming privacy overwhelm into confidence!

Finaly a guided privacy operations platform – with the tools, guidance, and knowhow to give you the power to handle real-world privacy compliance on your own

Key Privacy Requirements✝︎

There are 4 main categories of requirements to comply with the GDPR, CPRA, CCPA, and other U.S. state privacy laws. These areas are: Core Program Requirements, Documentation and Workforce Privacy, Choice and Consent, and Data Rights and Risk Management.
Core Program Requirements
Data Mapping: Data Inventory of personal data collected, used, shared, stored, or transferred.
Notice and Transparency: Provide privacy disclosures (privacy notices, cookie consent, etc.) with data collected, how it’s used and shared, and available rights to the customer.
Data Processing Agreements (DPAs): Contracts with service providers, third parties & contractors that include privacy and security terms applicable to various privacy laws.
Annual Reviews: Required annual and periodic review of the data inventory and data map which are reflected in updated notices, policies, and procedures reflecting changes in how a company handles and deals with personal identifiable information.
Documentation and Workforce Privacy
Privacy Policies and Procedures: Maintain written privacy policies and operational procedures to demonstrate your compliance.
Record of Processing: Maintain records of what data is collected, its sources, uses, destinations, retention, security measures, etc.
Data Request Management: Detailed documentation regarding the handling and records of Consumer Requests and DSARs.
Employees & Job Applicants: Meet notice and rights obligations for employee, applicant, and temp/contractor data.
Choice and Consent Management
Sensitive Data and or Sensitive Personal Information: Provide choice or consent (opt-in and or opt-out) for sensitive data.
Targeted Advertising, Sale, and Sharing: Offer opt-out (or opt-in) for targeted advertising, sale, or sharing of personal data.
Global Privacy Control Signals: Recognize browser/device opt-out signals for sale/sharing and/or targeted advertising.
Automated Decisions and Profiling: Provide opt-out and appeals for certain profiling or automated decisions.
Data Rights and Risk Management
Consumer Rights Management: Receive, authenticate, and fulfill requests for access, deletion, correction, etc. within required timelines.
Children’s Data: Required consent, security, and choice when collecting, selling, sharing, or advertising involving data of minors.
Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA): Conduct and document assessments for high-risk processing (ex: targeted ads, sale/sharing, sensitive data, or certain profiling).
Data Retention and Lifecycle: Disclose retention periods (or criteria) and retain and use data only as disclosed.

Do you feel like the lack of clarity and
knowhow is already costing you a great deal?

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Lost Time. 1. Countless hours studying laws and determining how to implement compliance measures. 2. Balancing compliance efforts versus other work-related tasks and trying to "fit-it-all in". 3. Invested time and resources from areas of greater return.
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Lost Time. 1. Countless hours studying laws and determining how to implement compliance measures. 2. Balancing compliance efforts versus other work-related tasks and trying to "fit-it-all in". 3. Invested time and resources from areas of greater return.
Lost Money. 1. The cost of employees struggling to learn, gain clarity, and implement compliance protocols. 2. Hundreds-of-thousands of dollars or more in outside legal engagements. 3. Regulatory penalties, defensive legal expenses, and reputational damage.
Lost Peace of Mind. 1. Worrying your privacy efforts will protect you from the negative consequences. 2. Unsettled and overwhelmed with how to blend and comply with the many privacy laws.
When compliance falls short

Privacy failures aren’t “compliance issues.”
They’re business emergencies.

Fines and penalties are only the beginning when compliance falls short.

When Compliance Falls Short

Living Privacy Program

Trust loss becomes revenue loss: Customers hesitate, churn rises, CAC increases—and a damaged reputation is slow and expensive to rebuild.
Transparency becomes a competitive advantage: Trust turns into retention. Retention turns into loyalty. Loyalty turns into referrals. The result—lower churn and CAC.
Legal costs spike: Outside counsel, investigation readiness, remediation, and potential class-action exposure can create multi-year drag.
Defensibility reduces exposure: Governance, aligned notices and policies, and vendor controls lower investigation and dispute risk.
Operations get hijacked: War rooms, executive distraction, crisis-made decisions, and teams retrofitting compliance under pressure.
Operational continuity: Clear workflows and up-to-date documentation keep the business moving smoothly without executive fire drills.
Growth slows: Sales cycles slow and deals stall, budgets divert to cleanup, launches slip, and market entry gets delayed.
Faster time to revenue: Less sales friction, faster launches, smoother expansion—and a stronger position for investment, acquisition, and partnerships.
Stress becomes the baseline: You’re playing defense—hoping you’re “good enough,” looking for loopholes and watching for a notice, complaint, or incident.
Peace of mind: You lead with clarity, transparency, and control. Always current. Always defensible.
Bad privacy is expensive in every direction: Time, money, trust, and momentum all get pulled in the wrong direction.
Good privacy program creates: Control, trust, leverage, and peace of mind.

Tyndl Empowers

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We enable our customers to build a Solid and Defensible Foundation for their Data Privacy Program. We can help you demonstrate your clear and unmistakable compliance efforts during an audit, develop efficient inter-company collaboration for thorough unsurpassed detailed results, ultimately resulting in custom built policies, procedures, disclosures, agreements, law firm quality documentation, etc.
With tyndl, create a living privacy program. We provide a service that promotes an adaptable progression toward compliance. Our tools automate documentation updates so that new laws can be added to your program with little to no new work on your part. We also provide a dynamic data privacy map that provides insight into your companies compliance needs, supporting you in identifying and achieving your organization's most pressing goals.
Tyndl provides guidance all along the way. You get directed roll-out and program progression, user-friendly interface for step-by-step discovery, mapping, and more with built-in hints, explanations, and AI helps. You also receive access to a Tyndl advisor for guided knowhow, clarity, and assurance.
You will receive help into the future and with the day-to-day management of your privacy program. You will be able to prioritize privacy roadmap items using weighted analytics against the latest requirements and globally update your privacy program and documents after required annual reviews.

Make compliance EASIER!

Let us give you the tools and show you a process we’ve used again and again that makes dealing with compliance far more effective! We’ve helped privacy professionals like you since 2019 and can help you easily create and manage a “living privacy program” that keeps pace with it all.

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New Tyndl customer – Director of Information Security. I needed an almost turnkey solution. I had international customers ready to buy, but we needed to be compliant. Tyndl easily saved me tens of thousands of dollars and took 1/10 the time of other options.
Long-term Tyndl customer – General Counsel. If it seems like I’m overwhelmed, it’s because I am. Thank you for the work you do. I don’t know how I would do this without you. I couldn’t. I just don’t have the time.

Tyndl – Your Sure Path Forward

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Can't I comply with privacy laws on my own? The short answer is Yes.
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Wouldn’t it be better if I hire an outside law-firm? Not unless you want to spend a lot of money.
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Question: Can't I comply with privacy laws on my own? Answer: The short answer is yes. Tyndl was built to give you an organized way to handle privacy. Privacy laws like the GDPR, CCPA, and others are complex, constantly evolving, and all the while new ones are being passed. Many companies try to go it alone, but the often experience frustration, overwhelm, and unkowingly open up themselves to risk. Tyndl empowers DPOs, GCs, and privacy leads to create and manage compliance efficiently and effectively. With expert-desinged tools, guided processes, and a clear path to follow, they stay confidently in control without needing to become a subject-matter expert or hire outside counsel and professionals. You don't need someone else to do it for you. You just need the right system to give you a structured process so you can do it yourself. Tyndl.
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The short answer is Yes

Yes—and that’s exactly what Tyndl is built for.

Privacy laws like GDPR, CCPA, and others are complex, overlapping, and constantly evolving. While many companies try to go it alone, they often feel overwhelmed or unknowingly exposed to risk.

Tyndl empowers DPOs, GCs, and privacy leads to manage compliance confidently and effectively. With expert-designed processes, easy-to-use tools, and a clear path to follow, you stay in control—without needing to hire outside counsel or become a legal expert yourself.

You don’t need someone else to do it for you. You just need the right system. Tyndl.

Many solutions fall short

Like an iceberg, most privacy risks lie below the waterline.

Many technical vendors offer features that check a few visible boxes—like cookie banners or data deletion—but lack the deeper tools needed to create and manage compliance in high-risk critical areas.

They may provide written tips for data mapping, but not a structured way to gather and maintain accurate data. They might give you generic templates for third-party agreements or required documents—but not the tools to complete, store, and keep them current.

Tyndl is built for real-world compliance. From smart data mapping to document automation and annual reviews, Tyndl delivers the structure, tools, and guidance to operationalize compliance across your entire organization—year after year.

With Tyndl, you’re confidently in control.

Not unless you want to spend a lot of money

You can easily spend six figures—and still be missing key pieces.

Law firms are great at drafting documents, but they’re not built to manage ongoing privacy compliance. They don’t offer tools for data mapping, help with risk analysis, or annual reviews. And every update, new law, or operational change often requires a new engagement—and a new invoice.

Tyndl gives you law firm quality documentation and so much more.

Documents are tailored, stored electronically, and updated when laws change. You receive guided processes, risk-based planning, and scalable compliance—at a fraction of the cost.

Tyndl allows you to have a living privacy program without breaking the bank.

In-house counsel’s divided responsibilities make efficiency and effectiveness a priority

In-house counsel wear many hats. Privacy compliance is just one of many pressing responsibilities competing for their time. But privacy laws are complex, constantly evolving, and demand continuous attention. Omissions and mistakes can mean regulatory penalties and reputational damage.

That’s where Tyndl helps.

Tyndl empowers legal teams with expert-designed tools and risk-based guidance to streamline privacy compliance. They become even more productive while effectively mitigating risks. Tools facilitate data mapping, policies, disclosures, third-party agreements, law-specific documents—and more.

Tyndl doesn’t replace your legal team—it allows them to thrive.

Waiting is the riskiest choice you can make.

Every day you delay, your privacy risk grows. Your data footprint expands, new laws take effect, and regulators become less forgiving. The era of flying under the radar is over.

Penalties now reach into the millions—and even worse, once trust is lost, it’s hard to win back. If you’re waiting because of time or budget constraints, that’s exactly why you need Tyndl.

Tyndl helps you act now—quickly, affordably and without the overwhelm.

We simplify compliance with tools and guided workflows, reduce legal risk and regulatory exposure, and give you a defensible, up-to-date program—fast.

The best time to protect your company is now. Tyndl makes it attainable.

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From Launch to Long-term Compliance
A Simple Process Leads To Success
Step 1. Data Inventory and Mapping: Departmental collaboration.Answer guided questions. Identify PII collected, business purposes, and 3rd party sharing.
Step 2. Policies and Procedures: Create key talking points to facilitate discussion and decisions. Determine rentions periods, procedures for handling compliance, and more.
Step 3. Privacy Notices and Legal Documentations: The privacy compliance software produces audit ready notices and documents which align with statutory frameworks. These generated documents are stored electronically for easy updates and access.
Step 4. Conduct a privacy program risk analysis and create a roadmap: Quickly identify your complaince risks and priorities. Easily create and follow a roadmap to focus your privacy effortts where they will have the most impact.
Step 5. Handle operations and management of the privacy program. Handle the day-to-day requirements including consumer requests, data impact assessments, third-party data sharing agreements, and more.
Step 6. Review, evaluate and upadte the privacy program. Assure continued compliance of a sold and defensible Living Privacy Program with annual reviews and global updates for calm confidence.

Data Inventory / Mapping

Policies / Procedures

Notices / Documents

Risk Analysis / Roadmap

Operations / Management

Evaluate / Update

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From Launch to Long-term Compliance
A Simple Process
Leads To Success
The plan.  Step 1. Start with identifying your departmental collaboration team. Have them answer the guided questions to discover personal identifiable information or (PII) collected, business purpose of use, and 3rd party sharing. Tyndl's privacy compliance platform creates a data map and inventory.  Step 2. Tyndl helps you create key talking points to discuss and make decisions for policies and procedures. Determine retention periods, procedures for handling compliance matters, and more.  Step 3. The privacy compliance software produces audit ready notices and documents which align with statutory frameworks. These generated documents are stored electronically for easy updates and access.  Step 4. Conduct a privacy program risk analysis and create a privacy roadmap. Quickly identify your complaince risks and priorities. Easily create and follow a roadmap to focus your privacy effortts where they will have the most impact. Step 5. Handle operations and management of the privacy program. Handle the day-to-day requirements including consumer requests, data impact assessments, third-party data sharing agreements, and more.   Step 6. Review, evaluate and upadte the privacy program. Assure continued compliance of a sold and defensible Living Privacy Program with annual reviews and global updates for calm confidence.

Simple Pricing for Serious Privacy

All Plans Include:

Data Mapping Tool | Unlock a clear view of your data
Streamline data discovery of personal identifiable information (PII) used across your organization. Departments are able to quickly collaborate and identify where personal information is used in Sales, Marketing, HR, Finance, etc.
PII Inventory and Essential Information | Build a legally compliant, dynamic data inventory
Determine the legal bases of processing, system destinations, third-party interactions, geographic transfers, and retention periods of the PII you collect. Your inventory is fully digital, easy to update, and ready for regulatory or audit reviews.
Personalized Guidance | Have privacy expertise at your fingertips
From foundational setup to strategic roadmapping and ongoing management, you’ll have the tools, the plan, the AI and personal support you need—ensuring your every step is clear and confident.
Data Processing Agreements | Know your vendors and your risks
Gain visibility into third-party data relationships: what department is using the vendor, what data is exchanged, and whether agreements are in place. Generate DPAs with legally compliant terms.
Disclosures and Notices | Make transparency your competitive edge
Easily generate compliant privacy notices for websites, apps, and internal use. Updates when you renew your privacy program with your latest data practices, consumer request metrics, and loyalty program details—ensuring full alignment with evolving privacy laws.
Consumer Requests | Streamline request handling and compliance
Be equipped with methods to manage and document every privacy request—access, deletion, complexity analysis, opt-out, etc.
Document Automation – Legal Updates | Stay current without the manual work
Produce compliant documents at the push of a button to demonstrate compliance. As laws are added and evolve or your business changes, documents update globally, minimizing legal overhead while maximizing readiness.
Policies and Procedures Customized | Regulate policies with precision
Create comprehensive, audit-ready policies and procedures tailored to your actual data practices. Content is derived directly from your data inventory results, ensuring relevance and legal defensibility.
Privacy Consent | Simplify consent, honor choice
Document consent preferences for opt-in/opt-out workflows, minor-specific requirements, and sensitive data authorizations—ensuring every interaction is permission-based and regulation-ready.
Other Essentials | Round out your compliance
Access tools and templates for impact assessments, risk evaluations, audit logs, documentation trackers, and review logs—everything needed for a robust, defensible privacy program.
Annaul Reviews – Program Updates | Keep your privacy program current
Conduct thorough annual or periodic reviews of your data inventory/map, products and services, third-party contracts, disclosures, and more. Updates cascade across your entire program—maintaining coherence and continuous compliance.
Risk-Based Program Assessment and Planning | Prioritize and demonstrate your privacy posture
Identify the areas of greatest risk in your privacy program. Make a tailored roadmap of where to focus your resources to have the greatest legal and business impact. Track, assess, and demonstrate your compliance efforts.

Finally, the confidence and peace of mind you’ve been looking for.