Indicative check

Answer 10 simple questions.

This version focuses on client records, treatment notes, patch tests, appointment systems, reminders, marketing, staff records, and salon suppliers.

The calculator gives an indicative risk score, but the useful bit is what comes next: a free account lets you begin turning your answers into working GDPR documentation.

With a free account you can:

  • Answer the guided GDPR wizard in plain English
  • Create a practical action plan from your answers
  • Start building your GDPR statement, records, and supporting forms

Likely salon document areas

  • Client record and treatment note processing
  • Patch test, consultation, and relevant health information handling
  • Booking, reminder, marketing, payment, and supplier systems
1 Do you have customers, clients, employees or contacts within the EU or UK?

GDPR applies to organisations involved in processing personally identifiable data about people in the EU, and UK GDPR applies to personal data handled in the UK.

2 Does your business or organisation employ 250 or more staff?

Larger organisations are more likely to have formal documentation obligations and more complex data handling activity.

3 Do you collect or store any personal data?

Personal data can include names, email addresses, phone numbers, photos, addresses, customer records, employee records, supplier details, and similar information.

4 Do you collect or store any sensitive personal data?

This may include information about health, ethnicity, religion, politics, genetics, sexual orientation, criminal records, or other special category data.

5 Do you collect personal data regularly?

Regular collection can include website enquiries, customer or service-user management, email marketing, orders, bookings, payroll, HR, support, or routine administration.

6 Do you process any personal data for someone else?

Processors handle personal data on behalf of another organisation, such as clients, customers, service users, or partners.

7 Do you operate CCTV on your premises?

CCTV can involve personal data because individuals may be identifiable from recorded images.

8 Do you keep treatment notes, consultation forms, patch tests, or allergy information?

These records can include health-related details and should have clear access, retention, and security rules.

9 Do you use online booking, SMS reminders, payment tools, or email marketing platforms?

Third-party tools may process client data for bookings, reminders, payments, reviews, and promotions.

10 Do you take client photos for records, social media, portfolios, or training?

Photos can identify clients and may need consent or clear rules depending on how they are used.

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