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As your product grows, so does its legal surface: data, contracts, licences and platform rules all have to be managed at once.
The moment a software product goes live it enters several legal relationships at once: it forms a contract with users, processes personal data, becomes subject to store and payment provider rules, and takes on the licence terms of every third-party library it uses.
Most of these relationships are invisible until something goes wrong. When a store pulls your app for an inadequate privacy notice, or an enterprise customer asks for a data processing agreement, the topic you have deferred for months becomes urgent overnight.
This service exists to make your product legally scalable as it grows: documents are written for your product, and your team is equipped to run the process themselves.
What we work on
- KVKK compliance: data inventory, VERBİS registration, privacy notices and consent texts, retention and destruction policy.
- GDPR compliance and international data transfers; data processing agreements (DPAs).
- User agreements, privacy policies and cookie policies — based on how your product actually handles data.
- SaaS and enterprise customer agreements; service level commitments (SLAs).
- Software licensing, open source licence compliance and third-party component review.
- App store and payment provider policy compliance; account suspension and appeal processes.
- Data, copyright and liability design for products using artificial intelligence.
- E-commerce and distance selling compliance.
What you gain
- The legal documents enterprise customers require during procurement are ready, so sales do not stall.
- The risk of takedown or suspension by stores and payment providers falls markedly.
- What to do in the event of a data breach is written down in advance, so no time is lost in a crisis.
- Issues like open source licence conflicts — expensive when they surface in diligence — are cleared beforehand.
What this service covers
- Data inventory and a KVKK compliance roadmap
- Privacy notice, consent texts and VERBİS registration
- User agreement, privacy policy and cookie policy (TR/EN)
- Data processing agreement (DPA) templates
- SaaS and enterprise customer contract sets
- Open source licence compliance review
- Data breach response procedure
- A short practical guide for your team
Process
How we work
- 01
Product review
We review your product, its data flows and its integrations together with your technical team. Only then is anything drafted.
- 02
Risk map
Gaps are ordered by importance, with what is urgent and what can be planned clearly marked.
- 03
Drafting
Agreements and policies are prepared for your product, with English versions where needed.
- 04
Implementation
Your team is given guidance on placing the texts correctly in the product, on consent flows and on record keeping.
- 05
Ongoing support
Documents are updated when a new feature, a new market or a regulatory change arrives.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Can't I use a privacy policy I found online?
You can, but it will not describe what your product actually collects. That is precisely what is examined in an audit or a store review: whether the text matches the product. A text that does not match can be riskier than having none at all.
My users are abroad — does KVKK still apply to me?
If your company is established in Türkiye, KVKK applies. If your users are in the EU, GDPR applies on top of it. The two overlap substantially but differ in places, and compliance has to be designed with both in view.
What should we watch for in a product that uses AI?
Three things stand out: the legal basis for the data fed to the model, the copyright position of the output, and how liability for incorrect output is allocated in the contract. Your user agreement and privacy notice need to address all three explicitly.
My app was removed from the store — can you help?
Yes. We prepare a reasoned response grounded in the store's own policy for the appeal process, and identify the product changes needed to remove the cause of the takedown.
The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice or a commitment. Support rates and ceilings are subject to change under the applicable regulation. Contact us for an assessment specific to your company.
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