Acompli - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Acompli was built for a market where the lifecycle of compliance knowledge - how an approved answer is captured, reused, and evidenced - has become an item of singular importance to privacy teams. It is a GDPR compliance platform for organisations in Ireland, the UK, and the EU, built around records that stay traceable to their source.

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> The privacy risk register is where that shows most clearly: inherent and residual risk are scored with a named owner, each score is evidence-linked to the approved assessment behind it, and nothing counts as current until a human reviewer signs it off. Risk stops being a spreadsheet of assertions and becomes a register that can show its working.

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> Data mapping keeps a living inventory of systems, suppliers, locations, and flows - including cross-border transfers and retention - so the map is the evidence layer behind the register rather than a diagram that quietly goes out of date. Third-party and vendor tracking follows each processor's DPA status and due-diligence evidence back to its source assessment, keeping vendor files reviewable rather than static tier lists.

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> Acompli DSAR Software is a standalone product that manages subject access requests from intake through identity verification, discovery, redaction, and delivery inside the statutory one-month deadline, on a single audit-logged trail. Acompli Code Scan is a separate add-on that traces personal-data handling in source code and routes approved findings into DPIA and Article 30 evidence.

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> Behind them, assessments (DPIAs, LIAs, TIAs, vendor due diligence) run as structured, human-approved workflows and feed the Article 30 register automatically - approve an answer once and it carries into every downstream record. Across the platform, AI drafts, classifies, and surfaces; a human approves every record. Exports are formatted per legal entity for direct review by the Irish DPC and UK ICO. Not affiliated with the former Acompli email application acquired by Microsoft in 2014.