Adequacy V6.3.1: enhanced AI governance, DPIA, and GDPR
Adequacy 6.3.1, released on August 5, 2026, strengthens AI governance, DPIAs, the record of processing activities, and breach management. Highlights include: visual deadline alerts for AI assessments, new use case statuses, an automatic summary and EDPB-compliant editing for DPIAs, an event log for breaches, as well as a streamlined project workflow and better-governed media library.

The new Adequacy 6.3.1 version, released on August 5, 2026, marks another milestone in our mission: making compliance smoother, smarter, and more enjoyable to manage. This update brings a series of targeted improvements designed to simplify your processes, strengthen your risk management, and provide a more intuitive experience across key AI and GDPR governance modules.
AI Governance: alerts, statuses, and use case tracking
AI governance continues to evolve, providing you with a clear and actionable view of your use cases.
A visual alert so you never miss a deadline
An alert bell now appears when an assessment's expiration date is approaching or has passed:
- Orange: deadline approaching
- Red: deadline passed
A simple, powerful signal to help you stay in control.
"Planned" and "Archived" statuses for managing your AI portfolio
Use cases now include "Planned" and "Archived" statuses, along with a dedicated filter. You can see at a glance what is under consideration, in progress, or closed.
A comment column for added context
A new "comment" column lets you add details to your benefit and risk lists. Because nuance matters.
AI systems: more contextualized risk assessment
The risk assessment assistant is now more relevant:
- Annex III exemptions are now only displayed when they are actually applicable
- "Comment" fields now allow you to explain your choices regarding risks, roles, or models
A clearer, better-documented, and more professional assessment.
Processing register: a directly accessible DPIA indicator
A shield now appears on the register home page to indicate the number of DPIAs associated with each processing activity. One click, and you have direct access to the list. Simpler, faster, more logical navigation.
DPIA: EDPB edition, automatic table of contents, and enhanced compliance
An official edition based on the EDPB template
Following the publication of the "EDPB Template for DPIA," Adequacy now offers a compliant, ready-to-use edition.
An automatic table of contents for more readable DPIAs
DPIAs are often dense. We have now added a structured table of contents for smoother reading and more intuitive navigation.
Projects: a simplified workflow for faster creation
A filter for project status
Archived projects are now excluded by default for a cleaner view.
Express creation from a project
From within a project, an administrator can directly initiate:
- A request
- A process
- A DPIA
A significant time-saver.
A more robust workflow with dropdown lists
Milestones and deliverables are now selected via dropdown lists, reducing errors and streamlining configuration.
Data breaches: history, links, and new reports
An event log to track history
Every breach now features an event log that tracks its history. This is a major asset for your post-incident reviews.
A direct link to associated processing activities
You can enter processing activities directly from a breach and immediately see how many are associated with it.
New report formats, including a CNIL template
- Reorganized information flow for better consistency
- A report based on the CNIL preparatory document is available upon request
New Excel exports
Two controls allow you to extract:
- A summary list of breaches
- A detailed list
Media library: strengthened governance and expanded indicators
File management restricted to administrators
To ensure overall consistency, only administrators can now manage cross-functional files.
An optimized lifecycle for bulk actions
Bulk actions can be applied to a selection of objects (processing activities, DPIAs, AI systems, measures, etc.). The "Usage" tab displays several indicators to better visualize the objects being handled.
Adequacy 6.3.1, a version designed for your daily workflow
Adequacy 6.3.1 isn't a complete overhaul, but it brings significant improvements. It adds touches of fluidity, consistency, and performance that, when combined, make your daily work simpler, faster, and more enjoyable.
Ready to explore these new features in your environment?
FAQ - Adequacy 6.3.1 Release Notes
What does version 6.3.1 actually bring to the table?
Version 6.3.1 improves AI governance fluidity, strengthens risk and breach management, simplifies project workflows, and enhances DPIA reporting. It also includes performance optimizations and updates to the online help documentation.
How does the new deadline alert work in AI governance?
A bell icon appears automatically when an opinion's expiration date is approaching or has passed:
- Orange: less than 30 days until the deadline
- Red: deadline passed
A simple way to ensure you never miss critical deadlines again.
Why were the "planned" and "archived" statuses added to AI use cases?
To better reflect the actual lifecycle of AI use cases: what is being considered, what is active, and what is closed. This allows for more strategic management of the AI portfolio.
What's new for DPIAs?
Two major updates:
- An official edition based on the EDPB template for DPIAs
- An automatic table of contents to make reading often lengthy DPIAs easier
What does the new event log for breaches allow you to do?
It keeps a complete history of how a breach was handled. It is a valuable tool for post-incident reviews and for documenting incident management.
Can I now link processing activities directly from a breach?
Yes. You can enter a processing activity from a breach, view the number of associated activities, and synchronize data more easily.
What improvements have been made to the Projects module?
- Filter by status (excluding archived projects)
- Directly create requests, processes, or DPIAs from a project
- More robust workflow with dropdown lists for milestones and deliverables

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