Drafts every notification while the clock is running — and sends none of them
In the hours after an incident, disclosure obligations run on a clock. GDPR allows 72 hours from awareness; other regimes allow less, and contracts often allow less still. Deadlines are missed not from negligence but because the people who know the obligations are the same people containing the breach.
This agent takes the facts as they stand and drafts what has to go out: the regulator notification, the customer notice, the internal brief, and a holding statement for the questions that arrive before the facts are settled. It counts each deadline from the awareness time you give it and shows what remains.
It sends nothing. Every output is a draft for a named human to approve, and that limit is enforced by the agent's permissions rather than its instructions. It also refuses to characterise what happened beyond your stated facts — writing 'no evidence of misuse' before anyone has checked is how a notification becomes a second problem.
Responders contain the incident; the drafts are already waiting.
72h GDPR
The 72-hour clock counted rather than remembered.
The reassuring sentence nobody can yet support is never written.
Regulator, affected customers, internal staff, and a holding statement.
Each obligation counted from your stated awareness time, with time remaining.
No reassurance the facts do not support. What is unconfirmed is labelled unconfirmed.
Drafts only. The send is a human's, enforced by permissions rather than by instruction.
Liability, admission and regulator strategy are routed, never drafted around.
This agent runs server-side through the PROMIVO runtime. Each run is logged step by step and every tool call is permission-checked before it executes.
Demo dataIllustrative sample output, abridged.
{
"factsKnown": [
"Unauthorised access to a support database",
"Names and email addresses present"
],
"awarenessTime": "2026-09-01T08:00:00Z",
"jurisdictions": [
"EU"
],
"factsUnconfirmed": [
"Whether any records were exported"
]
}{
"clock": [
{
"deadline": "2026-09-04T08:00:00Z",
"requires": "Nature of breach, categories and approximate numbers, likely consequences, measures taken.",
"obligation": "GDPR Art. 33 — supervisory authority",
"timeRemaining": "72 hours from awareness"
}
],
"disclaimer": "Drafts for review. Not legal advice. Every notification requires named human approval before release.",
"forCounsel": [
"Whether Art. 34 individual notification is triggered",
"Whether export remains unconfirmed at the point of notification"
],
"missingForCompliance": [
"Approximate number of data subjects affected — required by Art. 33(3)(a)",
"Contact point for the supervisory authority"
]
}No integrations required.
Produce the full notification set while containment continues.
Get a holding statement that commits to nothing prematurely.
Rehearse the disclosure path before it is needed.
$399/month
Billed monthly through your PROMIVO subscription. Cancel at any time.
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No. It drafts; a person sends. Regulatory notification is a legal act with consequences for the organisation and its officers, and it is never automated here.
No. It organises facts against commonly cited timelines and produces drafts for review. Every incident needs counsel; the agent says so in its output and flags what only counsel can decide.
Because that is a finding, not a fact, and it is usually written before anyone has checked. If your investigation establishes it, supply it as a fact and the agent will use it.
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