Published 28 July 2026
Trust and GDPR when choosing practice software
Your firm is typically the controller for matter data; the vendor processes as processor. Clear roles beat a “GDPR compliant” slogan.
Why firms care
In LexAgenda (and any similar application) you may store data about clients, parties, and matters. Choosing software is an organization decision — and a trust decision: where data lives, who sees it, and what happens when the contract ends.
Controller and processor, briefly
For data in your matters, the firm is typically the controller: you decide the purpose. The online service vendor processes as a processor within the service. Clarity on roles matters more than a slogan.
What LexAgenda publishes
We maintain dedicated pages: Privacy Policy, GDPR overview, and DPA — covering roles and typical processor categories; signed DPA on request (legal@lexagenda.ro). They are not a substitute for legal advice on your firm’s compliance program.
Practical questions when evaluating
Where is hosting? Which sub-processors appear in the flow (email, payments, file storage)? How do you export or delete organization data? Clear answers beat slogans. For LexAgenda, details live on the legal pages and at legal@lexagenda.ro for professional customers.