Privacy & data
Privacy & Data Protection Lawyers
Fixed-fee privacy policies, Privacy Act reviews and data contracts for Australian businesses.
Know what you need? Request a fixed-fee quote and upload your documents. Not sure of scope? Book a short call with a senior lawyer instead.
In short
Envision Legal helps Australian businesses meet their privacy and data obligations through policies, compliance reviews and data contracts, for a fixed fee agreed upfront. We advise and draft; we do not run litigation.
Customers, platforms and enterprise buyers now ask about privacy and data handling before they sign. We make sure your documents and practices stand up to that scrutiny.
Fixed-fee privacy and data services
Privacy policy and collection notices
Policies and notices that match what your business actually does, written in plain English and aligned to the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).
Privacy Act compliance review
We map the personal information you collect, store and disclose, test it against the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and give you a prioritised gap list with fixes.
Overseas hosting and offshore providers
APP 8 review of cloud, support and AI vendors, with contract terms that keep your risk under control.
Data processing and data sharing agreements
See data processing agreements.
Cyber and security contract clauses
See cyber security contract review.
Breach readiness
Response plans and notification advice. See data breach response plans.
Automated decisions and AI
Disclosure and policy updates when you use automated decision-making or third-party AI tools on personal information. See our privacy law update.
Who we act for
- SaaS and tech businesses: software and SaaS lawyers
- IT providers: managed IT service providers
- App builders: vibe coders and app developers
- Startups and growing businesses: startup legals
How we work
- Fixed fees, always.
- Senior lawyers only.
- Contracts and advice only. No litigation or complaints work.
- One business day. We respond to every enquiry within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
Does my business need a privacy policy in Australia?
If the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) applies to you, yes. It generally applies to businesses with annual turnover above $3 million, and to some smaller businesses such as health service providers and those trading in personal information. Many smaller businesses publish a policy anyway because app stores, platforms and enterprise customers expect one.
What is a privacy compliance review?
We map the personal information you collect, where it is stored and who it is disclosed to, then compare your practices and documents against the Australian Privacy Principles. You receive a prioritised list of gaps and updated documents, for a fixed fee agreed upfront.
Do the 2026 privacy reforms affect my business?
Possibly. Recent amendments added a statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy and require privacy policies to explain certain automated decisions. We check which changes reach your business and update your policy and collection notices accordingly. See our privacy law update for the detail.
Can you help with overseas hosting and offshore service providers?
Yes. Disclosing personal information overseas engages APP 8. We review your hosting, support and AI vendors and the contract terms that keep you accountable for how they handle data.
Do you handle privacy complaints or court proceedings?
No. Envision Legal is a contracts and advisory firm. We prepare policies, agreements and compliance advice, and do not run litigation.
Two ways to start
Get a fixed fee before any work starts.
Answer a few short questions, attach your documents if you have them, and a senior lawyer replies with the scope and the price.
Know what you need? Request a fixed-fee quote and upload your documents. Not sure of scope? Book a short call with a senior lawyer instead.