Your clients ask if you're compliant. Your professional body says you should be. The ICO has explicitly called on accountants to play a role in their SME clients' compliance. Rowpa is the working tool for getting it right at your firm and being able to advise on it for your clients.
UK-built · ICO-cited · EU hosted (Frankfurt) · No model training on your data
Your firm sits on a mountain of client PII. Names, dates of birth, addresses, NI numbers, employment data, bank details, tax history. Your professional body has a GDPR guide that runs to 40 pages. The ICO has a separate guidance set. Your software stack (Xero, FreeAgent, Iris, Capium, MyWorkpapers, BrightPay, Dext) handles personal data in five different ways, with five different DPAs, with five different sub-processor lists.
You know what good looks like. You also know that what good looks like will take you a week to assemble. So it never happens.
Then DUAA hits on 19 June 2026, and every UK organisation needs a documented complaints procedure with a 30-day acknowledgement SLA.
Once your own firm is compliant, you become the obvious person your SME clients turn to for GDPR help. The ICO has called for this directly. Rowpa supports it three ways:
Agency tier (£299/month) for unlimited client workspaces, each with its own URL, privacy policy, DSR intake, complaints procedure. Add GDPR as a productised recurring service line.
Referral programme for recommending Rowpa to clients who want to manage their own compliance.
White-label exports so client deliverables carry your practice's brand.
Starter £49/mo for solo practices. Growth £149/mo for typical 5-15 staff firms (includes site scanner, DPIA tool, breach response planner). Agency £299/mo for multi-office firms or firms productising GDPR as a service line. All paid plans include a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Sort it once. Tell them you have. Then help them do the same.
Start free. 14 days of everything.