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Privacy Compliance Analyst

Know what you must do to handle customer data safely — before it's a problem.

by Augex

Works with

Google Docs
Gmail

Overview

Tell it what you're planning to do with people's personal information — collect it, share it with a vendor, use it in a new feature — and get back a plain-English read on how risky it is and what you're expected to do first. It can also review contracts about how a vendor handles your customers' data, write a response when a customer asks to see or delete the information you hold on them, and check whether your current practices line up with privacy rules. Every answer flags the decisions a person needs to sign off on. It's a first-pass helper, not legal advice — a licensed professional should confirm anything important.

Try asking

We want to start buying extra contact details about our signups from an outside company — is that risky, and what do we need to do first?
Review this vendor contract and tell me if it protects our customers' data properly.
A customer in Europe asked us to delete their data — draft a response for them.
Does our privacy policy actually cover the way we use customer emails now?
Walk me through what we're required to do before launching a feature that tracks a user's location.

Examples

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Limits & risks

It's a first-pass helper, not legal advice — a licensed professional should confirm anything important
It won't decide how much risk is acceptable — it lays out the options for a person to sign off on
It won't send, file, or officially submit anything for you — it prepares the draft only
It won't state a deadline or rule it can't back up with a source — it flags the gap instead

Getting started

Requirements

Tell it what you're planning to do with people's data (or upload the contract, request, or policy in question), and mention where your customers are based and any deadline you're working against.

Steps

1Describe what you want to do with personal data, or upload the contract, customer request, or policy
2Tell it where your customers are based and any deadline you have
3Get back a plain-English assessment with risks flagged and a suggested draft or next steps
4Review the decisions it surfaced and pass anything important to a licensed professional to confirm

What's inside

Model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6

Privacy Counselanthropic/claude-sonnet-5
Tell it what you're planning to do with people's personal information — collect it, share it with a vendor, use it in a new feature — and get back a plain-English read on how risky it is and what you're expected to do first. It can also review contracts about how a vendor handles your customers' data, write a response when a customer asks to see or delete the information you hold on them, and check whether your current practices line up with privacy rules. Every answer flags the decisions a person needs to sign off on.

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