We help South African businesses become legally compliant with both POPI and PAIA – two key privacy and access laws every business must follow.
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We assist with POPI & PAIA Compliance for startups or established companies.
Ready-to-use POPIA compliance tools tailored to your business – including policy templates, website privacy tools, and Information Officer registration. Fast, easy, and legally aligned.
Our specialists conduct a full POPIA audit and issue a Compliance Report outlining what needs fixing. Once fully compliant, we issue your official Certificate of Compliance.
We compile and submit your business’s PAIA Annual Report – a legal requirement for most South African entities. Ideal for businesses that need a done-for-you solution.
POPIA governs how you collect, process, store, and protect personal information. It helps you safeguard client and employee data and ensures your internal processes meet legal standards.
PAIA gives individuals the right to access certain records held by your business. You are required to publish a PAIA Manual that explains how people can request access to this information.
POPIA and PAIA are designed to complement each other. POPIA focuses on data protection, while PAIA focuses on access to information. Together, they create a complete legal framework for handling information in your business.
Our POPI & PAIA Compliance team brings specialised expertise in helping South African businesses and organisations align with data protection laws.
With years of experience supporting thousands of local companies, we offer practical, focused services designed to meet POPIA and PAIA requirements effectively.
We prioritise clear planning, smooth implementation, and results that support business growth — ensuring your personal information practices are secure and compliant.
Backed by deep knowledge of industry-specific regulations, our POPI & PAIA Compliance Solutions are updated to reflect the latest legal standards in South Africa.
POPI will apply to every business that gathers, manages and stores personal information.
Certain information is exempt, such as information which is publicly accessible (e.g. company details on the CIPC website).
It need not be, if done through large law firms it becomes expensive. However, with us, we make your compliance simple, easy and light on the wallet.
Not true, all companies need to comply with POPI irrespective of their size. Even a Informal Spaza shop will be required to comply if they process any personal information
You will run the risk of using documentation from other countries, or companies which are not compatible to your needs. Meaning you will not be compliant
Read here, what the Information regulator has to say.
The Information Regulator is empowered through the POPI Act to enforce the law. Read more about it here.
No – POPI does not apply to purely household and personal activities.
Yes – you will require there consent to make use of their personal information.
It is any information about a natural or juristic company (i.e. organisations) that can be used to identify them e.g. a cell number.
Yes – it contains a number of personal information of another party such as their contact details, address and so forth.
If you process and record any personal information during the course of your commercial activities (even if your a sole proprietor), then you must comply.
Yes – the definition of a data breach is very broad and captures a number of situations.
Yes – if they have consent to receiving the material. However, if they want you to stop you must remove them from the list.