DataGrail, a leading data privacy company, was identified as one of ten total Representative Vendors in the November 2021 Gartner Market Guide for Subject Rights Request Automation. DataGrail believes recognition in the Market Guide validates its ability to help companies build robust privacy programs and comprehensively automate data subject requests.

As per Gartner, “At the heart of any modern privacy regulation are data subject rights and a commitment to giving individuals visibility into and control over their information.” According to the recent Gartner research, “organizations that have at least 100 employees and $50 million in total annual revenue for fiscal year 2020 were spending, on average, $1,524 per subject access request (SAR).” Companies, regardless of size, are looking for ways to comprehensively and effortlessly automate the process of fulfilling data subject requests to bring down these costs. The guide also acknowledges that “inefficient handling of SRRs and immature privacy user experience (UX) can undo the work of millions of dollars spent developing positive customer sentiment.”

The best companies understand that people buy from brands they trust, and data privacy is a huge part of that. However, data privacy is a hard problem to solve, since personal data is scattered across hundreds of systems that weren’t designed with privacy in mind. DataGrail helps ease this problem, by automating privacy and making it easy for companies to comply with privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA. The DataGrail Integration Network is the industry's most comprehensive, with more than 1000 integrations, and does the heavy lifting for companies to connect all the systems where personal data lives. DataGrail believes recognition in the Market Guide validates its ability to comprehensively automate data subject requests.

“At DataGrail, we have a proven track record of helping customers like NETGEAR, HubSpot, Overstock, WWE, Okta, Databricks, Okta, and others build robust, automated privacy programs,” said Daniel Barber, CEO and co-founder of DataGrail. “Through the DataGrail Integration Network, we have direct access to the source of data, ensuring we can securely and comprehensively process high volumes of requests, while minimizing the amount of work for privacy managers.”

The Market Guide for Subject Rights Request Automation is available for complimentary download here.

Learn more about how DataGrail can help build effortless, yet robust privacy programs.

*Gartner Market Guide for Subject Rights Request Automation, Nader Heinen, Bart Willemsen, Bernard Woo, November 3, 2021

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About DataGrail

DataGrail is the privacy platform brands rely on to build customer trust and transparency. Our easy-to-use platform enables brands to automate data subject requests, perform unified preference management and ensure accurate data discovery, so they can stay compliant with regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and CPRA. With 900+ pre-built connections with popular apps and infrastructure, the DataGrail Integration Network is the first of its kind to detect shadow IT that may contain personal data, ensuring the most accurate data discovery. DataGrail services millions of consumers, through companies like Overstock, RH, Databricks, Outreach, and has 4.8/5 stars on G2. DataGrail is backed by leading VCs and strategic investors, including Felicis, Cloud Apps Capital Partners, Operator Collective, HubSpot, Okta Ventures, Next47 and American Express Ventures. Visit www.datagrail.io or follow DataGrail on Twitter and LinkedIn to learn more.