Accelerate the formalization of the treatment register

Today, Rever and Adequacy are launching a joint offer aimed at accelerating the formalization of the treatment registry by combining the power of their two solutions.

Our solution limits the tedious manual work required to formalize the treatment register

Since 2004, Rever has been developing Data Semantics Suite to allow its customers to have 100% of their information in the form of a map. “Our solution allows DPOs to identify all personal data. In this way, it limits the tedious manual work necessary to formalize the treatment register, with an implementation time that is up to 80% less than the traditional approach, explains Stéphane Goethals, General Manager of Rever. This partnership allows us to add to our unique technology the expertise of the Adequacy team in terms of RGPD and the relevance of their personal data management solution.”

Our objective: to help our customers reconcile regulatory requirements with their business challenges

The combination of these two solutions will allow DPOs and business leaders to facilitate the formalization of treatment forms while benefiting from the ergonomics and pedagogical approach of Adequacy, a pioneer solution in terms of IT governance and freedoms. “The reason for this partnership is simple, complying with personal data is simple, complying with personal data is complex and time-consuming, explains Christian des Lauriers, CEO of Adequacy. Our objective has always been to help our customers reconcile regulatory requirements with business challenges; thanks to Rever's know-how, we are going even further in accelerating the compliance process.”

With more than 5000 client legal entities, this new partnership reinforces Adequacy as a major player in the personal data management market.

Adequacy is the personal data protection management solution developed in France by Infhotep. It was designed to allow DPOs to obtain the visibility necessary for the proper conduct of their compliance project and is recognized by its customers to facilitate the involvement of businesses in the formalization of the processing register and the optimization of the management of personal data.

Founded in 2004, Rever is a software publisher, a spin-off of the Database Engineering Laboratory at the University of Namur.

Rever's automated and industrialized reverse engineering technologies contribute to meeting the challenge of digital trust by providing organizations with the most advanced methods and tools in data and information management and governance.