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One assessment. It becomes whatever you need.

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Specific assessment?AI Risk Assessment (EU AI Act)DPIA Screening (GDPR Art. 35)Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA)
›About this free assessment: how it works, privacy & FAQs

Answer a few questions and Raksa activates only the modules that apply (DPIA, transfer impact, AI risk, vendor) from one shared nucleus. No picking a template, no repeating yourself. It runs entirely in your browser and shows fully scored results, free.

How it works

  1. Answer a few triage questions. Personal data? AI involved? Cross-border transfers? Vendors? Your answers decide what comes next.
  2. Watch the assessment build itself. Only the modules you actually need light up: one intake, every connected obligation, nothing irrelevant.
  3. Get scored results instantly. A 0–100 risk score with per-factor reasoning and proposed actions, exportable as PDF, Word, Markdown or JSON.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of assessment is this?

Whatever your answers require. It is a single adaptive assessment sharing one common nucleus. Depending on what you tell it, it becomes a DPIA (GDPR Art. 35), a transfer impact assessment (post-Schrems II), an EU AI Act risk screening, or a combination. You never pick a template or answer the same question twice.

Is this tool really free? What's the catch?

The assessment runs entirely in your browser and the full results are shown on-page, free, with no login or email required. Your answers are stored only in this browser. A free account adds saving, sharing and clean exports; free exports carry a small "Prepared with Raksa" mark.

What happens to the answers I enter?

Nothing leaves your browser unless you choose it. Answers autosave to this browser's local storage. If you use an optional AI assist, the relevant answers are sent to generate that one suggestion and are not stored on our servers or used for training.

One nucleus, every assessment

Raksa runs DPIA, transfer, AI-risk and vendor assessments off a single common nucleus, so one intake feeds them all and teams never answer the same question twice. See the platform