Case study presents a web application generating GDPR-compliant documents for a large research organization, enhancing legal accuracy.
This paper presents a centrally hosted web application that supports the creation and maintenance of GDPR-compliant privacy notices and legal imprints (Impressum) within a large research organization. Researchers frequently need to establish institutional, departmental, project, or survey websites, yet typically lack up-to-date data protection expertise. The application addresses this gap through a guided, wizard-style process that generates compliant documents and serves them as centrally managed resources for dynamic embedding into external sites. This centralization enables the legal department to maintain authoritative content in a single location, with updates propagating automatically to all connected sites—reducing the risk of outdated or inconsistent information. We describe the requirements, system architecture, and technology stack; report initial adoption metrics and user feedback; and reflect on lessons learned regarding organizational integration and sustaining legal accuracy in an evolving regulatory environment.
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Christopher Ruff (2026) studied this question.
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