Your client's procurement team wants to know how you handle personal information. Kompli scores your business against POPIA's eight conditions, tells you exactly what to fix, and gives you something credible to send back.
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Not from the Information Regulator. From your client's vendor onboarding team, two weeks before contract signature, asking how you handle personal information and whether you can prove it.
Most South African tech companies answer this the same way: a privacy policy downloaded three years ago, a scramble through Slack, and a delay that costs them momentum in a deal they'd already won.
Compliance stopped being paperwork the moment it started gating revenue.
Most compliance tools stop at a privacy policy, which covers one condition and part of another. Kompli scores each condition separately, so you can see which part of your business is actually exposed rather than getting one number with no explanation.
Plus s69 direct marketing and s72 cross-border transfers, where they apply to you.
In that order, because each step produces the input for the next. The assessment is live today; generation and registers are in build.
Around fifty plain questions about how your business actually handles personal information. No legal jargon, and "not sure" is always a valid answer — it's a finding, not a failure.
Every gap becomes a task, ordered by what actually matters. Some take an afternoon — turning on MFA, moving the team to a password manager. Some are documents you don't have yet.
Compliance isn't a state, it's a maintained record. Registers stay current as you add tools, staff and clients — and the report you hand to procurement is generated from them, not written by hand.
Your score is free. So are your three highest-priority fixes.
Answer as things really are, not as you'd like them to be — a wrong answer only produces a wrong plan. Nobody sees this but you.
The assessment is free and always will be. Paid plans open as each part ships — and founding members keep their price permanently.
You're buying early access and influence, not a finished product. If it isn't useful, walk away.
The assessment, scoring and remediation plan work today. Document generation, registers and the readiness report are in build, and every generated document goes through an attorney before anyone relies on it. Greyed items above aren't available yet — I'd rather tell you that now than after you've paid.