Secure
GDPR compliance and health data
Getting genuinely compliant, not putting up a cookie banner and hoping.
Compliance is not decided by the cookie banner, which is the visible part and the least binding. It is decided by written answers: what data do you collect, what for, on what lawful basis, how long do you keep it, who else has access, and what happens in a breach. We keep that register for our own applications, including for health data — the most demanding regime there is, with mandatory certified hosting. That is the rigour we bring to our clients.
The method
How we work
- 01
We inventory the data actually collected
In the database, in the logs, in third-party tools, in mailboxes. The gap between what a company thinks it collects and what it collects is consistently large.
- 02
We write the processing register
Purpose, lawful basis, retention period, recipients, processors. It is the first document a regulator asks for, and the only one that proves anything.
- 03
We fix what is technically fixable
Automatic purging at expiry, consent that genuinely blocks before any cookie is set, encryption, access and deletion rights handled by tooling rather than by hand.
- 04
We write down what remains non-compliant
A known, documented gap with a resolution date is defensible. A forgotten one is not. The register is the only place where a gap genuinely exists.
What you get
Deliverables
- check_circleThe processing register, in the format regulators expect
- check_circleLegal notices and privacy policy written and current
- check_circleCompliant cookie consent: nothing is set before agreement
- check_circleAutomatic purges in place, with justified retention periods
- check_circleThe list of remaining gaps, each with its risk and its deadline
The proof
Where we have done it
STS Arbres et Jardins
Since 2026A one-year-old site built on an abandoned theme, with an American contact page still live. Full rebuild, migration off WordPress, and local pages built on verified facts.
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Andrée Putman
Since 2025Reissued furniture, interior architecture projects, collaborations: a bilingual site that shows a body of work and sells pieces, without keeping visitors waiting.
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Gextra
Since 2010Patient referrals, care records, team scheduling, recruitment, billing, mobile apps: a complete business system, sixteen years of rules, thirty sites — and an interface being rebuilt screen by screen without ever stopping the work.
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Gextra AI
Since 2026How a stay is coded determines what the facility is paid. An AI-assisted review flags under-rated severity levels, and the doctor decides.
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Premium Goods — site public
Since 2018Vanilla, flavours, tobacco: the same product is not named the same way in Europe and in the United States. The public site handles that, from the copy through to the form.
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Vins de Pomponette
Since 2026An organic estate in the Minervois, a presentation poster and four wines. A site built from scratch — design, development, SEO, hosting — without a single cookie or a request to a third party.
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HAY HuaHin
Since 2024A studio rental in Hua Hin, Thailand. Site rebuilt, hosted, deployed and optimised by us — and it is our own money going into the Google Ads campaigns.
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Pré-admission patient
Since 2025Eight steps, eighty-one fields, identity documents to photograph — completed by patients who are often elderly, or by a relative on their behalf. Here accessibility and clarity are not optional: they decide whether the file ever arrives.
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- Are you lawyers?
- No, and we do not give legal advice. We handle the technical and documentary side, which is most of the work. On calls that are genuinely legal — appointing a data protection officer, a contestable lawful basis, drafting terms — we tell you to see a lawyer, and about what precisely.
- We handle health data. Can you cope with that?
- It is a significant part of our work: we build and operate applications for healthcare facilities. Be aware, though, that hosting health data in France requires the host to hold a specific certification — a point on which we will tell you what is possible and what is not, with no arrangement.
- Is a cookie banner enough?
- No, and most installed banners are non-compliant: they set trackers before the click, or make refusing harder than accepting. A site using neither advertising nor third-party analytics often needs no banner at all — which is the best answer when it is available.
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Thirty minutes is enough to tell whether we are the right fit. We reply within 48 hours, and we say no when it is not for us.