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DataGrail vs. Enactia

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ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
DataGrail
Score 7.1 out of 10
N/A
DataGrail is a purpose-built privacy management platform from the company of the same name in San Francisco, that aims to ensure sustained compliance with the GDPR, and CCPA. The Privacy Platform directly integrates with more than 150 business systems, such as Salesforce, Adobe, and Oracle, enabling companies to discover and map personal data. DataGrail's direct integrations allow companies to operationalize the privacy request workflow and unify email preferences across all customer facing…N/A
Enactia
Score 0.0 out of 10
Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees)
Enactia Ltd is a collaboration of experts who specialize in the fields of Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Compliance, Corporate Governance, and Software Cloud Applications development. Enactia's flagship product is an online platform, available as a cloud application for businesses all around the world via subscription. Enactia is was created to help addressing recent directives and legislation regarding privacy all around the world.N/A
Pricing
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Full Featured - User Based Pricing
$0
per year
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DataGrailEnactia
Free Trial
NoYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoYes
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup fee$90 User
Additional Details—We also offer annual contract with 2 months for free.
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Enactia Screenshots

Screenshot of DATA SUBJECT & CONSUMERS REQUESTS MANAGEMENT Data Subjects Requests (DSRs) / Consumer Requests can be created in Enactia by other departments such as IT / Help Desk / Call Center or the Data Protection Team. The system counts the days remaining for the DSR expiration requested date (based on a predefined and customized period) and updates the status of the request with every change. Enactia’s DSR is the most comprehensive and complete tool.Screenshot of DATA BREACH & INCIDENT MANAGEMENT Article 33 of GDPR requires to report Data Breaches within 72 hours to the Data Protection Authority (DPA). During a situation of a crisis, organizations put all the resources needed in the first line of defense. Enactia enables users to manage incidents in a methodical manner during critical periods and when time is of the essence.Screenshot of DATA PROTECTION IMPACT ASSESSMENTS Article 35 of GDPR requires that organizations should be able to assess and provide corrective measures to privacy risks. Enactia’s DPIA module enables the Data Protection Officer (DPO) to map efficiently privacy risks to existing assets and furthermore, assess risks ahead of time for the acquisition of future assets.Screenshot of RECORD OF PROCESSING ACTIVITIES (RPAs) Article 30 of GDPR, requires data controllers or processors to keep a record of processing activities. Via this Enactia module, the organization has the ability to have a centralized repository for having documented its records of processing activities.Screenshot of COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENTS Gain insides and an instant overview of all assessments and related tasks assigned to people throughout the organization via Enactia's Dashboards. Featuring charts of choice which can be exported to include in reports.Screenshot of INTEGRATED RISK REGISTRY The risks generated in other modules, such as Privacy or Cybersecurity Assessment, Vendor Risk assessments, RPAs and DPIAs, among other modules, are listed in the central risk registry so that it is easy to manage and view all risks of affecting the organization.