What does the Vordex DPA Generator create?+
It creates a deterministic first-pass Data Processing Agreement with 15 ordered sections. The result includes structured section objects, draft or needs_input states, warnings, jurisdiction, perspective, generation context, original answers and a plain-text rendering.
Which information does the DPA intake normalise?+
Thirteen fields: controller name, processor name, services, processing subject matter, personal data categories, data subjects, duration, security measures, sub-processors, international transfers, breach notice, audit arrangements and special terms. Most accept several alternative answer labels.
Which missing answers create top-level warnings?+
Warnings can appear for broad UK jurisdiction, either missing party name, missing duration, and unconfirmed data categories, data subjects, security measures, sub-processors, transfers, breach timing or audit position. Services, subject matter and special terms can instead affect section state without their own top-level warning.
What does needs_input mean?+
It means the section still matches its defined fallback or the jurisdiction remains unresolved. It is a drafting-completion signal, not a legal finding. Controller Instructions, Assistance and Deletion or Return are always returned as draft in the current builder.
Does Controller or Processor perspective change every clause?+
No. The choice is normalised, labelled and stored in prompt context. The supplied deterministic section builder uses the same 15-section sequence and does not branch every clause body by perspective.
Does Vordex determine whether the parties really are controller and processor?+
No. The generator accepts the party model supplied to it. It does not assess who determines purposes and means for each activity, identify joint controllers or decide whether a separate data-sharing agreement is required.
Does the security section confirm Article 32 compliance?+
No. Vordex records the supplied security measures and flags an unresolved fallback. It does not test the controls, review evidence or decide whether the measures are appropriate for the real processing risk.
Can the generator create an IDTA, UK Addendum or transfer risk assessment?+
No. The transfers field records the stated position and can trigger a completion warning. A separate restricted-transfer analysis and instrument may still be required.
Which UK governing-law choices are recognised?+
England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland receive specific wording. A general UK selection remains United Kingdom, jurisdiction to be confirmed, creates a warning and leaves the final section needing input. Wales maps to England and Wales in the current normaliser.
What changes between the £7.99 and £17.99 buttons?+
The Basic route carries generate_basic_gbp_799 and the Detailed route carries generate_full_gbp_1799. Both preserve intent=generate, source=dpa-generator and contractType=dpa. The supplied page and playbook do not expose a different 15-section inventory or warning engine by plan, so no plan-specific legal checks are claimed here.
What happens after a generation button is selected?+
The page routes to authentication with the selected plan, generation intent, DPA source and dpa contract type. It also stores the contract type, journey intent, checkout intent, source slug and selected plan in sessionStorage for the next step.
When should I use existing-document analysis instead?+
Use analysis when a DPA or service contract already exists and the job is to inspect wording rather than create another first pass. The analysis action switches intent to analyse, preserves the DPA contract type and source, and does not attach a generation plan.
Does the generated document guarantee UK GDPR compliance?+
No. The generator structures supplied information, applies disclosed fallbacks and exposes supported completion gaps. It does not verify facts, classify roles, inspect operational evidence, generate every related instrument or guarantee compliance, enforceability or suitability.
When should the first pass go to specialist review?+
Escalate role uncertainty, joint controllership, special-category or criminal-offence data, children's data, extensive overseas access, public-sector processing, AI training rights, complex liability, disputed audit rights or conflicting terms across the service, security, transfer and DPA documents.