Outsourced Data Protection, Compliance and AI Act Consultants.
Senior privacy and compliance expertise without a full-time hire. Data protection under GDPR, regulatory compliance for iGaming operators, and AI Act governance, from a team with 10+ years of compliance experience.
Three services for regulated and data-heavy businesses
Each can be bought as monthly support or as a one-off project. Pick the closest fit, or book a call and we will recommend a scope.
External DPO as a Service
A named DPO on contract: monitoring, advice and liaison with supervisory authorities, under GDPR Articles 37 to 39.
iGamingiGaming Compliance as a Service
Monthly or one-off support for operators and suppliers: key functions, AML controls, responsible gaming and licensing.
AI governanceAI Act Compliance
AI system inventory, risk classification, AI policies and an accountable contact for the AI register.
Companies that need expertise they cannot hire full time
How an engagement runs
The same four steps apply whether you need a named DPO, a compliance function or an AI Act review.
Scope
A scoping call to review your processing, size and regulatory obligations.
Appoint
A contract, a named lead and a service schedule.
Onboard
A baseline review of records, policies and vendor contracts.
Monitor
Advice, reviews and a short compliance report each month.
Bridging European and international rules with practical delivery
10+ years of compliance experience
Named practitioner
Flexible scope
Commercially minded
Multi-jurisdiction
Full lifecycle
ISO audit experience
ISO certification support
Common questions
What is an outsourced DPO?
An outsourced DPO is an external data protection officer appointed under a service contract. The DPO advises the business on GDPR, monitors compliance, and acts as the contact point for the supervisory authority.
Do online gaming operators need support for a licensing application?
Many do. Licensing requires mapping the regulatory obligations of each jurisdiction, preparing the application documentation, and keeping ongoing contact with the regulator. Consuflix supports each of these steps. The exact requirements depend on the licence you are applying for, so we confirm the scope on the scoping call.
Who is responsible for AI Act compliance?
The EU AI Act assigns obligations to providers and deployers of AI systems rather than to a named officer. Consuflix acts as an outsourced AI governance function that prepares companies to meet them.
Talk to a specialist
Tell us your situation: a DPO vacancy, a licence, or an AI Act review. We reply within two working days with a recommended scope.
Book a 30-minute call