A system inventory with context
Applications sit alongside the processing activities and relationships they support rather than in an isolated list.
Application inventory
Know which systems support which processing activities.
Legiscope connects an application inventory to the controller, processing, processor, security and evidence records that give each system meaning.
- Scope
- One or several controllers
- Import
- Explicit AI workflow
- Export
- PDF · DOCX · CSV
What changes
Turn a software list into a usable privacy inventory.
Bounded discovery
Smart Import can detect and enrich applications from selected names, descriptions or URLs; it does not continuously monitor the organisation.
Security evidence stays honest
The Article 32 assessment shows evidence assurance and limitations without presenting the application as certified.
Inside the workflow
Each application in its operating context.
These are the supported boundaries of this workflow. Permissions and organisation scope continue to govern access.
- 01
Maintain application facts across one or several authorised controllers.
- 02
Import selected application descriptions or URLs through an explicit AI job.
- 03
Connect an application to processing activities and one processor relationship.
- 04
Review the evidence-grounded Article 32 view and its limitations.
- 05
Attach evidence and export application records in supported formats.
Inventory coverage is not automatic RoPA proof.
Application functionality can be mapped to processing activities, but unknown coverage remains unknown. Legiscope does not claim continuous discovery, monitoring or certification.
How Legiscope uses AI