Compliance alignment (informational)
How InviziPoll features can support a GDPR, SOC 2 or CCPA control narrative, with no certification claimed. Informational only, and never legal advice.
- Compliance reviewers
- 2 min read
- Updated Oct 14, 2026
- Reviewed by Security
Not legal advice: InviziPoll does not provide legal opinions. This page maps product behavior to common frameworks; it is not a certification, attestation, or contractual commitment.

This page still describes how product features may map to common compliance frameworks. We do not claim SOC 2 Type II certification, HIPAA compliance, or ISO certification unless explicitly published elsewhere with evidence.
#GDPR
- Article 25 (data protection by design and by default): Minimal respondent metadata, client-side encryption, and anti-inference thresholds reduce unnecessary data exposure. Respondent IP addresses aren't stored: rate limits count by a keyed hash of the address that rotates daily, and each count is deleted once its window passes.
- Article 32 (security of processing): Encryption of stored responses and least-privilege controls on operational access to sensitive data. Workspace keys can be restored through inbox recovery, which returns ciphertext only the user's password or recovery key opens; see the Threat model.
- Storage limitation: each poll has a retention window after which its answers are deleted. Data retention and metadata boundary lists what else is kept and for how long.
#SOC 2
Organizations often map controls to logical access and encryption. InviziPoll's design may support your control narrative, but attestation requires your auditor and your scope; not this document.
#US state privacy and CCPA
Data minimization for respondent data and no sale of respondent analytics align with common privacy law themes. First-party analytics run on marketing pages and the signup page only, never on poll pages, and Global Privacy Control is honoured.
#Healthcare / HIPAA
InviziPoll is not presented as a HIPAA-compliant service by default. If your survey could collect protected health information, you need legal review, contractual terms, and careful survey design.
#Whistleblower and speak-up programs
Strong anonymity and anti-inference features can support organizational speak-up policies, but they do not replace legal obligations or jurisdictional requirements.