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Data protection & web

GDPR documents every Swedish website and business needs. Each document below is written and reviewed by Swedish lawyers, has one fixed price, and comes with an English explanation of the rules behind it.

How to choose in data protection & web

Map the data flow before choosing a document. Identify what personal data is collected, why it is used, who handles it and whether the document is information for users or an agreement between organisations.

Questions to answer before you start

  • Whose personal data is involved and where is it collected?
  • Which organisation decides why the data is used, and which providers process it?
  • Does the website also need customer terms or information about cookies and similar technologies?

When a standard document may not be enough: The document must reflect the actual website, providers and processing. Generic wording should not describe activities the organisation does not perform.

For this category: Keep the legal functions separate. A privacy notice explains the controller's actual processing to the people whose data is used, including purposes, legal bases, recipients, retention, rights and relevant international transfers under Articles 13 and 14 GDPR. A data processing agreement under Article 28 instead governs a provider that processes personal data on the controller's instructions; it does not replace the privacy notice. Cookie information and any required consent mechanism are a third question. Before selecting a document, list every form, analytics tool, newsletter service, hosting provider and subprocessor in use, then make the published text match that inventory rather than a generic compliance claim.

Privacy policy (GDPR)

Swedish: Integritetspolicy (GDPR)

The privacy notice your website or business is required to publish: what personal data you collect, why, on what legal basis, how long you keep it, who you share it with and what rights people have.

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Cookie policy

Swedish: Cookiepolicy

Explains which cookies your site sets, what they do, how long they last and how visitors consent or refuse. Swedish law requires consent before any non-essential cookie is set.

495 krRead more

Data processing agreement (DPA)

Swedish: Personuppgiftsbiträdesavtal

Required whenever another company processes personal data on your behalf — hosting, payroll, a CRM, a developer. It sets the instructions, security measures, sub-processors, transfers and what happens at the end.

1 495 krRead more

What to do next

  1. Open the document page and compare its purpose and situations with your own facts.
  2. If an in-depth English guide is available, read it before opening the Swedish builder.
  3. Check which information and supporting documents you need from every party.
  4. If the standard route does not fit, ask us in English before you continue.

You can also browse all English guides, read how the document process works or return to all Swedish agreements explained in English.

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