GDPR-compliant AI vendors

AI vendors that publicly attest to GDPR compliance with a Data Processing Agreement and EU adequacy or Standard Contractual Clauses for cross-border transfers.

GDPR compliance for an AI vendor means more than a privacy policy footer — it requires a written DPA under Article 28, sub-processor disclosure, breach notification within 72 hours, support for data subject rights (access, deletion, portability, objection), and an appropriate cross-border transfer mechanism (adequacy, SCCs, or BCRs). The vendors below have publicly attested to GDPR compliance. Enterprise buyers should still request the DPA and verify the AI-specific clauses (training-data, sub-processors, retention).

Vendors with GDPR

Buyer checklist

• Request and review the DPA — pay special attention to training-data clauses and sub-processor flow-down.
• Verify the cross-border transfer mechanism: EU-US DPF certification, SCCs, or adequacy decision.
• For SCCs, ask whether the vendor has a current Transfer Impact Assessment per Schrems II.
• Confirm the breach notification SLA — GDPR requires "without undue delay"; enterprise contracts typically negotiate 24-72 hour windows.
• Map sub-processors to their adequacy or transfer mechanism; the chain is only as strong as the weakest link.