Start with the symptom
The site uses billing, analytics, support, license validation, and local WordPress records, but no complete inventory exists.
Start with the symptom for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: The site uses billing, analytics, support, license validation, and local WordPress records, but no complete inventory exists. You need an approval trail, a bounded liability, and records that collect no more data than necessary.
List competing causes for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: Renewal, cancellation, payment recovery, and privacy requests must remain auditable and self-service.
List competing causes
Collect discriminating evidence for this case: Inventory each data item, purpose, legal basis, recipient, transfer, retention period, and responsible role before making claims.
Test in the safest order for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: identify the evidence that would make this proposed action unsafe—Inventory each data item, purpose, legal basis, recipient, transfer, retention period, and responsible role before making claims.
- Evidence 2 for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: data item and purpose
- Evidence 3 for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: recipient and transfer
- Evidence 4 for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: retention and deletion
- Evidence 1 for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: access and incident owner
Collect discriminating evidence
Record the finding for this exact problem: the acceptable end state must resolve the original condition—The site uses billing, analytics, support, license validation, and local WordPress records, but no complete inventory exists.
evidence-led diagnostic table decision for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant”: Inventory each data item, purpose, legal basis, recipient, transfer, retention period, and responsible role before making claims.
Test in the safest order
Build the evidence-led diagnostic table for “Map the data flow before writing GDPR compliant.” List at least two competing causes. For each, name one observation that would support it and one that would rule it out. Test the least disruptive distinction first.
Record the finding
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