Suite
The Data suite
Data protection duties with real deadlines. The clock starts when the request arrives, extensions are declared rather than fudged, and the reasoning is recorded while somebody still remembers it.
Usually bought by: A DPO, an office manager who inherited it, or a compliance lead in a public body.
What is in it
DSARs
Log a subject access request the day it arrives, run the statutory clock properly, record the decisions you made, and show what you sent and when.
Data breaches
Record a personal data breach the moment you become aware of it, run the 72-hour assessment, and keep the reasoning whether or not you report it.
DPIAs
Record when a DPIA was required, the assessment itself, the measures you adopted, and the review when the processing changes.
Records of processing
Maintain your Article 30 record, keep it current as systems and suppliers change, and produce it when the regulator asks.
One register, not four products
Suites decide what you pay for and what appears on your register. They are not separate systems: a duty from any suite sits on the same register, the same calendar and the same evidence pack as everything else.