Legal Support
Compliance that is clear and manageable.
Compliance advisory helps your business understand and meet the rules that apply to it, from data protection and consumer rules to industry-specific requirements. Brenvard helps startups and smaller businesses find the gaps and set up simple routines to stay compliant.
In short
What is compliance advisory?
Compliance means following the laws, regulations and standards that apply to your business. Compliance advisory helps you work out which ones matter, where you stand today and what to do about the gaps.
For small businesses the goal is proportionate compliance: meeting the requirements in a way that fits your size and does not bury the team in paperwork.
For official guidance, see the EU’s Your Europe guide for businesses. At Brenvard, compliance advisory is part of our wider Legal Support services.
An overview of the rules that apply to your business.
A prioritised list of gaps and fixes.
Simple routines and documentation to stay compliant.
What is included
From overview to routine.
Compliance overview
We map the rules relevant to your business and activities.
Gap assessment
We compare requirements with how you work today and prioritise the gaps.
Policies and documentation
We help write the policies and records you need.
Ongoing routines
We set up simple checks so compliance is maintained over time.
We start with what applies to you, fix the most important gaps first and build routines your team can keep running. Where a specialist or licensed lawyer is needed, we coordinate it.
Map the relevant requirements.
Assess gaps and risks.
Fix the priorities and document them.
Set up routines and review.
Who it is for
Is compliance advisory right for you?
Compliance advisory suits businesses in regulated or data-heavy industries and companies facing new requirements from customers, partners or authorities.
Businesses in financial services, healthcare or automotive.
Companies asked by customers to document compliance.
Startups building compliance in from the start.
Frequently asked questions
Questions we often get.
Which areas of compliance do you cover?
Typical areas are data protection and GDPR, consumer and marketing rules, contracts and documentation, and industry-specific requirements. We involve specialists for highly regulated areas.
Do we need a compliance officer?
Most small businesses do not need a full-time role. A clear owner, simple routines and periodic reviews are usually enough.
How is this connected to GDPR?
Data protection is often a large part of compliance. Our GDPR and data protection service covers it in depth.
Can you help us answer customer compliance questionnaires?
Yes. We help you answer them accurately and put the documentation behind the answers in place.
Connected services
Part of one connected team.
What’s next
for your business?
Tell us what you are working towards. We will help you find a practical place to start.
