For Businesses That Want To Do Things Properly

Get expert, approachable support for all things GDPR, data protection, and compliance — without the confusion or legal fluff.

Policies That Actually Protect You (and Make Sense)

Your privacy policy shouldn’t be a dusty legal doc no one reads. At BeanSecure, we craft policies that are clear, compliant, and built around how your business actually operates.

We take your real-world data practices and translate them into documents that meet GDPR requirements without scaring off your customers. From cookie notices to privacy terms, we build everything to fit your sector, platform, and tone — so you stay compliant and credible without the copy-paste nonsense.

Legal That Works in Real Life

We don’t use templates — we use your business. Everything we draft reflects your specific data flows, risks, and customer touchpoints. Whether you need help for your website, your workplace, or a new campaign, we’ll make sure the paperwork works as hard as you do.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. If your website collects any personal data — whether through contact forms, analytics, or account logins — you’re legally required to have a GDPR-compliant privacy policy. It builds trust and keeps you on the right side of the law.

Technically, yes — but we don’t recommend it. Templates rarely match how your business actually collects and uses data, which means you’re still exposed to risk. We create tailored policies that reflect your business practices.

A privacy policy explains how you handle personal data, while a cookie policy specifically covers tracking technologies used on your website (like analytics or marketing tools). Both are legally required if you’re collecting visitor data.

Absolutely. Even if you’re not selling products or services, if you collect names, emails, or customer info (for example, through enquiries or bookings), you’re responsible for how that data is handled — and need the right documentation in place.

Yes. We offer a policy health check where we assess your existing docs for compliance gaps and outdated content, then refresh them to align with current law and your evolving business model.