Your GDPR Representative in the EU
If your business is established outside the EU but processes personal data of individuals in these regions, GDPR requires you to appoint a local EU representative under Article 27.
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For businesses collecting, storing, or processing personal data of EU residents and needing structured GDPR compliance support.
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Maintain GDPR Article 27 compliance by handling data subject and supervisory authority inquiries through a single secure dashboard. Every request is automatically recorded, fully trackable, and can be exported as a comprehensive case file to meet audit requirements and response timelines.
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Easily build and maintain your Record of Processing Activities with our step-by-step guided setup. Edit your record at any time, upload an existing version if you prefer, and get automatic reminders for annual reviews to help ensure ongoing GDPR Article 30 compliance.
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Display the GDPR Verified badge on your website to demonstrate your commitment to compliance. The badge connects directly to your public compliance page hosted on Euverify, allowing customers to review your compliance practices and conveniently submit data requests.
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Bring your legal, DPO, and compliance teams together in a secure, shared environment. Set user roles, control access levels, and manage all activities through one centralized dashboard.
What does an EU representative actually do?
- Handles regulator inquiries
- Receives data subject requests
- Maintains processing records access
- Acts as compliance contact
Representative is a contact point but responsibility remains with the company.
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- Response time to regulators
- Languages supported
- Legal team experience
- Countries covered
- Dedicated compliance advisor
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Who Needs an EU Representative Under GDPR?
Many organisations outside the European Union assume GDPR only applies to companies physically based in Europe. In reality, the regulation applies to any business that targets or monitors individuals within the EU, regardless of where the company is located.
If your organisation offers goods or services to EU residents, collects personal data through a website, mobile application, or SaaS platform, or tracks user behaviour through analytics, cookies, or marketing tools, you may fall within the territorial scope of GDPR and be required to appoint an EU representative.
This requirement commonly affects:
- SaaS platforms serving EU customers
- E-commerce stores shipping to EU countries
- Marketing and analytics companies tracking EU visitors
- Recruitment platforms processing EU candidate data
- Financial services and fintech providers onboarding EU users
- Mobile apps available in EU app stores
- Outsourcing companies handling EU customer information
Even businesses that do not actively sell in Europe may still be covered if their services are accessible to EU residents and personal data is processed as part of normal operations.
An EU representative acts as your official contact point within the Union, enabling supervisory authorities and individuals to communicate with your organisation regarding GDPR matters. While the representative does not replace your legal responsibility, their presence demonstrates transparency, accountability, and readiness to comply with European data protection standards.
For many international organisations, appointing a representative is not just a legal requirement but also a signal to partners and customers that data protection is taken seriously and managed in line with global compliance expectations.
Businesses That Typically Require a GDPR Representative
If your company operates outside the EU or UK but collects or processes personal data from individuals in these regions, you may be required to appoint a GDPR representative.

Apps that collect or manage user data from EU or UK residents.

Software services that store, process, or analyse customer information securely.

Online stores selling or marketing products to EU or UK customers

Platforms that monitor website or app behaviour of EU/UK users.

Digital wallets, exchanges, and payment platforms handling personal financial data

Platforms collecting or managing student, teacher, or learning data in the EU/UK.

Services storing CVs, applicant details, or employee personal records.
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