GDPR basics for solo service businesses
What you really need to know to stay compliant without becoming a lawyer.
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What you will find in this guide
GDPR is about respecting people’s data and being transparent. You don’t need 100-page documents, but you do need a few things in place.
Key steps
- Know what personal data you collect and why (bookings, invoices, notes).
- Use tools that store data inside the EU or with proper safeguards.
- Have a clear Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy on your website.
- Give clients a simple way to request access or deletion of their data.
- Keep access to data limited to you and strictly necessary partners.
Useful tips
- Avoid storing sensitive data in plain spreadsheets or chat apps.
- Use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication where possible.
- Regularly review your tools and subprocessors (hosting, email, storage).
- Document your decisions so you can show your efforts if ever needed.
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