icomplâi is a revolutionary AI based technology for efficient privacy law compliance checking, it:
The AI reasoning "brain" tries out millions of arguments and counter arguments (in milliseconds) until ‘proving’ if the process or document is compliant with the law or not, and then gives you an explanation. This process eliminates human error and the output is a coherent legal argument.
icomplâi can check various documents for compliance. For example: different types of contracts dealing with data (e.g. employment), NDAs, privacy policies, cookies notices and data breach notices. Even more — the tool can be used to check the compliance of processes, once they are described in a formal way (e.g. business process diagrams).
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Existing tools |
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 based on mathematical logic |
 rely on a huge amount of data |
 no risk associated with data |
 risk associated with data |
 no “black box” problem |
 possibility for “black box” problem |
 providing all the needed information |
 not enough information |
 providing recommendations |
no recommendations |
 language independent |
 depending on language |
 requires no training |
 requires training |
Meet Martin! Martin is an auditor and he needs to check different documents and business processes for privacy law compliance. He opens the dedicated website and uploads a privacy policy and a business process diagram and presses ‘start’. Within seconds, Martin sees the documents again. Some pieces of texts are now marked with green and some with red — highlighting compliant and noncompliant text. Each red mark also has a reference to the legislation which sets out the reasons for noncompliance.
icomplâi indicates that several important steps are missing according to the legislation. Now Martin’s company can make corrections to the business process, with clear guidance of what to fix, and check it with icomplâi again.
Ruth also uses icomplâi. She is a lawyer and one of her clients' companies is sued for a GDPR infringement. Ruth prepares for the court proceedings and inputs the legal document in question, as well as the details of the specific case into icomplâi.
The tool produces a full report of all possible arguments and counter-arguments for her. And even more. Ruth sees argumentation paths for both guilty and not guilty outcomes and uses them to draft several strategies for her client. She also looks into the weak points in the "guilty" argumentation paths.
To bring the tool to the commercial level we need cooperation with companies, aiming at making their compliance processes more effective, especially privacy law compliance. The next step is the PoC (Proof of concept) stage.
Early access to this new technology, special licensing conditions, customization of the first version to meet your business needs
A letter of interested (not binding)