How to Use the GDPR Logic-Mesh Generator
Build a deterministic If-Then compliance logic manifest for automated decision-making disclosures required by GDPR 2.0.
Step 1: Describe the processing purpose (e.g., "Email Marketing Automation").
Step 2: Select which data categories your system processes.
Step 3: Add If-Then rules that define when data is allowed, denied, or flagged. Generate the JSON manifest.
GDPR 2.0 and the Automated Decision-Making Mandate
The EU's updated data protection framework introduces stricter requirements for AI-driven automated decisions. Under Article 22, individuals have the right not to be subject to decisions based solely on automated processing that significantly affect them. GDPR 2.0 extends this to require transparent, auditable logic manifests.
What is a Logic-Mesh?
A Logic-Mesh is a structured, deterministic rule set that defines exactly how your automated system processes personal data. Unlike AI models that are probabilistic and opaque, a Logic-Mesh is fully auditable — every decision can be traced to a specific If-Then rule. This satisfies the "right to explanation" requirement under GDPR.
Why JSON Manifests?
JSON manifests are machine-readable, version-controllable, and can be automatically audited by compliance tools. By generating a JSON Logic-Mesh, you create a living document that regulators, DPOs, and automated compliance checkers can verify at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This generates a technical compliance manifest that should be reviewed by your Data Protection Officer and legal team before deployment. It is a starting point, not legal advice.
Add as many rules as needed. The JSON output supports nested conditions. For enterprise-level complexity, export the JSON and extend it in your development environment.
This focuses on Article 22 (automated decision-making). Full GDPR compliance requires additional measures including data protection impact assessments, consent management, breach notification procedures, and more.