The consent flows, data mapping and system integration points designed before a single line of platform code gets written — whether the resulting build happens with our team or yours.
Flows, data mapping, integration points, and the governance layer that keeps the architecture from drifting once it's live.
How consent is captured, recorded and updated across every channel a user actually interacts through.
Which data elements tie to which stated purpose, so consent state can actually be enforced downstream, not just recorded.
Where consent is the legal basis for processing versus another ground under the Act, and how the architecture reflects that distinction.
Where the consent layer needs to talk to existing systems — CRM, marketing stack, backend services — and how.
How a change in consent actually propagates through connected systems, not just a single record.
The plan for actually enforcing consent day to day: who owns monitoring it, what internal checks confirm the architecture is being followed in practice, and what's needed operationally for the design to hold up after launch, not just at handoff.
Everything a development team needs — in-house or ours — to build against, plus the governance plan that keeps it enforced going forward.
From data mapping to a build-ready handoff, with a governance plan and technical validation before anyone starts building.
Map current data flows and where consent decisions need to apply.
The starting map every later design decision gets checked against — flows, storage points, and where consent actually needs to sit.
Design the flows, purpose linkage, and integration points.
Consent capture, purpose-linked data mapping, and legal-basis tagging, drawn as a single architecture rather than three separate documents.
Define who owns enforcement internally and how it gets monitored once the architecture is live.
Named ownership and real internal checks — the layer that keeps the design from drifting once it's handed off.
Walk the design through with your technical team before build begins.
A chance to catch integration issues on paper, before they turn into rework once development starts.
Deliver a build-ready specification, whether development happens with us or elsewhere.
Vendor-neutral by design — usable by any development team, in-house or ours.
Start with a scoping call — 30 minutes, no obligation.
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