LAW NO. 21,719 · OFFICIAL GAZETTE 12.13.2024 · IN FORCE 12.01.2026
The data law has a date.
Does your company have a plan?
Chile's new personal data protection law brings fines of up to 20,000 UTM, an enforcement agency with teeth and obligations for every company processing data in Chile. Octoberus combines Chilean artificial intelligence and specialist lawyers to get you compliant — at a fixed, published price.
Assess
We map your data processing activities, measure gaps against the law’s obligations and prioritize by fine exposure.
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Record of processing activities, policies, processor contracts and impact assessments. Reviewed by lawyers.
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Operational workflows: ARCOP rights, breach notification, consents and security measures. With our own tooling.
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External DPO, continuous monitoring and permanent compliance evidence before the Agency. A subscription, not an endless project.
Learn more →This is not another formality. It's the new cost of operating with data.
Maximum fine for a very serious infringement: over CLP 1.3 billion.
Fine for repeat serious or very serious infringements.
The Agency can suspend your operation’s data processing.
The law applies regardless of size or industry. SMEs only get a 12-month grace period.
SOURCE: LAW 21,719, TITLE VII — INFRINGEMENT AND SANCTIONS REGIME. CALCULATE YOUR EXPOSURE →
Lawyers bill by the hour. Software doesn't sign. We are both.
Chilean AI + legal experts
Our own tooling, built in Chile, automates the heavy lifting — the judgment and the signature come from specialist lawyers. We don’t resell foreign software.
Published pricing
We are the only ones who publish their prices. No blind quotes or uncapped lawyer hours: fixed plans, clear scope.
Prevention Model (Art. 49)
We design the infringement prevention model that mitigates your liability before the Agency. Software vendors won’t touch it; we include it.
Your data stays in Chile
Stack-agnostic: we work on Microsoft, Google or whatever you use. Compliance evidence is hosted on local infrastructure.
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We applied the law to our own security systems before selling it to you.
1971 → 2026 · HALF A CENTURY OF HISTORY
The evolution of data in Chile
Law 21,719 didn't come out of nowhere: it is the latest link in a long history of institutions and technology Chile has been building for decades.
Project Cybersyn
Engineers in Santiago build the world’s first system to manage an economy with real-time data. Today it is a museum piece and a global case study in data governance.
Law 19,628
Chile enacts Latin America’s first personal data protection law — pioneering on paper, but without an enforcer or meaningful fines.
Transparency Law
Law 20,285 and the Council for Transparency establish access to public information as an enforceable right.
ClaveÚnica & Digital Government
The State scales digital identity: millions of people run their paperwork with a single credential, and public data becomes interoperable.
Cybersecurity Framework Law
Law 21,663 creates the ANCI and the National CSIRT: critical infrastructure gets security obligations and incident reporting.
Law 21,719
The Personal Data Protection Agency completes the system: the missing link was people’s data. This is where we come in.
We build your compliance control room.
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Law 21,719 Self-Assessment
35 questions across the law's 8 areas of obligation. You instantly receive your gap map with severity and priorities.
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Converts the law's UTM into pesos based on your company size and infringement type. The number your board needs to see.
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