NexusGreenData keeps your Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) registers where the data already is — in the data catalog. Classification reviews, RoPA, DSAR, breach and DPIA records turn privacy obligations into tracked work with evidence.
The Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) and NDMO's personal-data-protection standards require every entity to know what personal data it holds, why it processes it, and how it protects it. NexusGreenData provides the registers and workflows that make those obligations operational.
Because it runs on the data catalog, privacy records point at the real tables and columns that hold personal data, and statutory numbers come from versioned configuration — never guessed.
What it does
A living inventory of personal and sensitive data across your catalog, fed by classification reviews over catalogued assets.
Review and confirm the sensitivity of tables and columns in a governed workflow, with bulk rules for scale.
Records of processing activities with lawful bases and purposes, published through a two-step approval.
Intake, verification, fulfilment and extension of data-subject requests, timed against a working-calendar SLA.
A breach register with notification workflow, and a data-protection impact-assessment register with review.
Cross-border transfer records with approval, and evidence generators that feed the NDI personal-data-protection domain.
Classification reviews run over the data catalog to flag personal and sensitive data. Confirmed findings populate the sensitive-data inventory and link to the records of processing activities, lawful bases and purposes.
Day-to-day privacy operations — DSARs, breaches, DPIAs, transfers — run as governed workflows with SLAs from the working calendar. Statutory numbers the regulator has not published are flagged, not assumed, and each register can produce evidence for an assessment.
| Registers | Inventory, RoPA-lite, DSAR, breach, DPIA, transfers |
|---|---|
| Classification | Per-asset reviews plus bulk rules over the catalog |
| DSAR SLA | Working-calendar timing; statutory window from config |
| Statutory numbers | From versioned config; unpublished values flagged |
| Evidence | Generators feed the NDI personal-data-protection domain |
| Languages | Arabic and English, right-to-left |
Who it is for
DPOs who must evidence lawful bases, respond to DSARs on time and report breaches without chasing scattered files.
Teams preparing for PDPL supervision and the NDI personal-data-protection domain who need defensible, current records.
Owners applying a classification scheme across assets with per-asset workflow, bulk rules and coverage reporting.
FAQ
No tool makes an organisation compliant on its own. NexusGreenData gives you the registers, workflows and evidence that PDPL and NDMO expect — sensitive-data inventory, RoPA, DSAR handling, breach and DPIA records — so compliance work is tracked and provable.
Statutory numbers such as the DSAR response window and breach-notification deadline come from versioned configuration, not code. Anything the regulator has not published is flagged in the interface rather than guessed.
Classification reviews run over the data catalog to flag sensitive and personal data in tables and columns. Findings feed the sensitive-data inventory and the records of processing activities.
A sensitive-data inventory, lawful bases and purposes, RoPA-lite with a two-step approval, DSAR intake and fulfilment with a working-calendar SLA, a breach register with notifications, a DPIA register, and cross-border transfer records — each able to generate evidence.
See how NexusGreenData keeps your personal-data registers — RoPA, DSAR, breach, DPIA, transfers — on the same catalog that holds the data.