Getting started on your own
- Sign in at compliance.dazr.eu with Google, Microsoft or a one-time code sent to your work email. No card needed.
- Pick the framework you care about most; its controls arrive with descriptions, recommendations and review cadences.
- Follow the setup guide on the dashboard, invite colleagues and assign owners to the first controls.
- Add the next framework when you are ready; nothing needs rebuilding.
A guided tour introduces each screen for owners, admins, members and auditors, and the help centre in the portal explains every register, in English, Dutch, Italian, German, French, Spanish and Polish.
Implementation on Enterprise
Enterprise includes a named implementation specialist: one person who knows your workspace and helps you plan the rollout.
- Scope the frameworks and the Statement of Applicability, and agree who owns which controls.
- Bring in existing vendor, asset and incident registers from Excel or CSV with column mapping and a preview.
- Set up members and roles, auditor access, the breach-report portal, webhooks and the API.
- Use Prepare for Audit to see readiness per framework before the auditor arrives.
Once a year, a business review looks back at coverage, incidents and audit findings and plans the year ahead.
Support per plan
| Plan | Support |
|---|---|
| Free | Help centre, guided tours and the setup guide in the portal |
| Basic and Pro | Email support, plus everything in Free |
| Enterprise | Priority support, a named implementation specialist and a yearly business review |
| Custom | A dedicated customer success manager; custom SLA and data residency on request |
Write to support@dazr.eu or use the contact form in the portal's help centre.
Custom dashboards and integrations
On the Custom tier, the Dazr team builds and maintains dashboards and reports around your own KPIs, connections to systems such as ticketing, HR or BI, and your own framework templates. Scope and price are agreed per request. On Enterprise you can also build your own on the read-only REST API and HMAC-signed webhooks.