Express
2 weeks
One entity. Most exposed systems first.
- Material flows, tested against Articles 14 to 16
- Filing-ready pack, priority instruments
- Prioritised, dated remediation plan
Ninety minutes with your IT, finance and legal teams. You leave with a map of every point your data crosses the border.
Book the 90-minute sessionThe deadline
After that, the constraint is the queue: ninety working days per licence decision, and silence counts as a rejection.
Law 151 of 2020 · Executive Regulations 816 of 2025
31 Oct 2026
Reconciliation period ends
90 working days
The Centre's decision clock, per application
≈ End Jan 2027
Earliest decision for an application filed today
A queue, not a cliff.
File first, decided first. Everyone else waits, unlicensed.
What gets missed
Your estate
Onshore, on paper
A European or Gulf region is abroad, wherever you are incorporated.
HR, CRM, ticketing, e-signature. Bought by departments, not IT.
The primary is onshore. The backup often is not.
Every prompt with personal data sent to a foreign model. The least mapped exit.
Article 31 restricts footage leaving Egypt.
The session
What data, whose, how many records.
Where it runs, who bought it, what replicates out.
A one-page exposure sketch and an honest verdict.
IT
Where systems are hosted
Finance
What is paid in foreign currency
Legal or DPO
The compliance decision
Don't drop finance: offshore software shows up on the card statement first.
A free session is only honest if we will say you don't need the next step. We do, and we track it.
If it is warranted
Nothing started now ends in a licence before the Centre's clock runs out. It gets you a filing-ready pack, and a place in the queue.
2 weeks
One entity. Most exposed systems first.
4 weeks
Every entity, system and activity.
Express is not a cheaper Standard. It covers what is most exposed first, and the work carries forward if you come back.
Fixed fee, agreed in writing first. Credited in full against a Raqmix platform engagement within six months.
| Express | Standard | |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | Two weeks | Four weeks |
| Coverage | A single legal entity, systems prioritised by exposure and record volume | Every in-scope entity and system |
| Data inventory | The systems carrying material exposure | Complete, built in the shape the statutory record requires |
| Cross-border register | Material flows, each tested against Articles 14, 15 and 16 | Every flow, with the full Executive Regulation Articles 24 and 25 field set |
| Authorisation determination | Included | Across every entity and activity |
| Lawful basis register | The activities carrying the exposure | Every processing activity |
| Governance review | Gap flags | Full review against each requirement and clock |
| Application pack | Filing-ready, priority instruments | Filing-ready, every instrument identified |
| Remediation plan | Prioritised and dated | Fully costed and sequenced, with owners |
Raqmix performs a technical data-flow and compliance assessment. Raqmix does not determine legal obligation.
Our findings are technical inputs to your counsel's decision, and go to your counsel first. Where the law is untested, we say so.
Enterprise systems, built in Cairo. Part of the Raversys Group, with Syscom Technologies in Beirut and Raversys LTD in the United Kingdom.
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