“Asiri by ASIRI Compliance Ltd is an everyday compliance platform for African businesses and their authorised professionals, with native support for Nigerian law. It is designed to connect company programmes, controls, evidence, risks, privacy operations and audit work, with people responsible for review and approval.”
“Organise company programmes, requirements, controls, evidence, policies, risks and audits. Keep people, learning and access reviews connected, manage privacy operations, and publish approved information through a Trust Centre. Available features depend on your plan, permissions and configured connections.”
“No. NDPA is one company programme with a dedicated collection workflow. The wider workspace supports ongoing compliance management and internal audits. Teams can also organise security, privacy, AI governance, internal policy and customer requirements with owners, controls, evidence and reviews.”
“Eri answers questions about permitted records and prepares source-backed drafts and proposed changes for human review. In the NDPA workflow, intake and department interviews support draft processing records, the 167-position questionnaire and audit preparation. That specialised automation is not promised for every framework.”
“Available in our Trust Centre. Dedicated and customer-controlled deployment options can be discussed separately.”
“No. Asiri connects company programmes, requirements, controls, evidence, risks and audits. NDPA has a dedicated collection workflow, while framework references and other programme content have their own support levels.”
“The internal audit workspace supports scope, ownership, timing, tests, results, findings and corrective-action review. It is separate from a DPCO’s regulated filing and professional opinion.”
“No. A catalogue reference is not a complete licensed standards corpus or proof of active workflow availability. Check the support label, recorded scope and authorised requirement content in your workspace. Company-authored requirements and external certification remain distinct.”
“Companies can use their own workspace and organise internal work. Invite a professional when specialist support or independent review is needed. Regulated work still requires the appropriate role and authority; client access is explicitly approved.”
“Almost certainly, yes. The Act applies to anyone processing personal data in Nigeria, with no minimum size.”
“Three ways in, and you only need one: two hundred data subjects in six months, membership of any of thirteen listed sectors, or selling commercial ICT services. Any single one makes you a controller of major importance.”
2026-05-13
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