Advisory · GDPR & EU AI Act

Marketing AI your legal team approves.

AI in marketing pays off only when legal says yes. We map data flows, consent and documentation per use case, so your AI workflows pass review instead of stalling there.

The buying question

Can we use AI in marketing and stay GDPR / EU AI Act compliant?

Yes — if compliance is designed into the workflows rather than added after. Compliant marketing AI means mapped data flows, lawful bases and consent handled per use case, documentation that satisfies the EU AI Act, and vendors assessed before data moves — built in, not bolted on.

What changes

From legal bottleneck to legal sign-off.

Instead of every AI initiative dying in review, you get pre-cleared patterns your team can reuse — and a paper trail that holds up.

  • Data-flow maps per AI use case
  • Documentation aligned with EU AI Act duties
  • Vendor and model assessments you can file
  • Checked with our own consent and AI-privacy audit tooling
Why it matters now

The rules arrived before most playbooks did.

EU AI Act obligations are phasing in while marketing teams improvise. Early, pragmatic compliance is cheaper than retrofits — and a trust signal your enterprise buyers notice.

  • Pragmatic scope: marketing & sales workflows
  • Built with, not against, your DPO or counsel
  • Reviews as regulations and models evolve

Questions teams ask about this

Are you lawyers?

No — we're practitioners who build compliant AI workflows and prepare the documentation. We work alongside your DPO or legal counsel, who keep final legal judgment.

Does GDPR even allow AI on customer data?

Often yes, with the right lawful basis, minimization and safeguards — the answer is use-case-specific, which is exactly why mapping per workflow beats blanket policies.

What if we already use AI tools without any of this?

Common and fixable. We start with an inventory of current usage, triage the risky patterns first, and legalize the rest step by step — no need to switch everything off.