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Advice on the implementation of the EU Data Act

Prepare your organisation for the requirements of the EU Data Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/2854). We support you in fulfilling your obligations, minimising risks and exploiting opportunities.

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Implementation of the EU Data Act

The EU Data Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/2854) is one of the central EU regulatory packages of the digital strategy. The aim is to regulate access to and use of data in a fairer and more competition-friendly way: Users should have easier access to the product and service data they generate, companies should experience less „vendor lock-in“ with cloud service providers and public bodies should be given access to non-personal data in exceptional cases (e.g. emergencies). All under the premise that data protection (GDPR) and business secrets are protected. Since 12 September 2025 it is applicable and entails specific obligations for numerous organisations.

The implementation of the EU Data Act is complex and affects the IT infrastructure, internal processes, contracts, compliance concepts and data strategies. We support organisations in systematically meeting these requirements and efficiently implementing the new rules.

Robin Data takes the pressure off your organisation and ensures that you are compliant and verifiably set up.

Advice on the implementation of the EU Data Act

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Our counselling process - explained in a structured way

How our advice on implementing the Data Act works

  • 1

    Contact and initial consultation

    In a non-binding Familiarisation meeting with Robin Data We will clarify your initial situation, discuss the requirements of the EU Data Act and show you how we can provide you with customised support and give you an initial assessment of the specific requirements you will face. This discussion is the basis for a customised and efficient collaboration.

  • 2

    Data Governance Audit

    Together, we identify your networked products and services, record the types of data generated and check where they are stored. This inventory forms the basis for your data act compliance.

  • 3

    Contract review and legal adjustments

    We analyse your general terms and conditions, SLAs and B2B contracts for potential conflicts with the Data Act and develop fair, legally compliant contractual clauses. This allows you to avoid unfair conditions and legal risks.

  • 4

    Legal basis for data transfer

    We analyse your data flows in the context of the Data Act and help you to find solutions that meet the requirements of the Data Act. We also secure the transfer of personal data through a GDPR legal basis and check the applicability of both laws.

  • 5

    User data access concept

    We jointly design processes for the standardised, simple and free provision of data to your users in order to fulfil the requirements of the Data Act.

  • 6

    Utilising governance and opportunities

    Finally, we define clear responsibilities in your organisation and examine how you can use the Data Act strategically as an opportunity for new business models or services.

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"We wanted a modern and digital implementation of our data protection management system. Robin Data convinced us with the functions, the many templates, the automation options and the very competent and friendly service as well as the cooperation with a partner nearby."

Data Protection Officer of Westpfalz-Klinikum GmbH

FAQ on the implementation of the EU Data Act

The regulation came into force after publication. The majority of the obligations will apply from 12 September 2025, certain obligations for new products will apply from 12 September 2026 (e.g. Art. 3(1)).

Manufacturers of networked products, providers of digital services, cloud providers and companies that use or provide data.

The combination of legal, technical and organisational know-how is often lacking; external advice is the key here.

It applies in principle to personal and non-personal data, but is subordinate to the GDPR. The GDPR remains authoritative for personal data.

Cloud providers must create transparency, fees for switching charges will be gradually reduced and are to be abolished from 12 January 2027.

There is a risk of fines, legal disputes and reputational damage.

Member States lay down rules on sanctions; supervisory authorities may impose fines under Art. 83 GDPR for certain chapters. The sanctions should be effective, proportionate and dissuasive.

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