The roadmap for the Data Protection Law
The Secretariat for Digital Government published a practical guide for implementing Law 21.719. It was written for public services, but it's the best free map there is for any company. The asterisk is that a map is not compliance: every organization handles different data, and what the guide doesn't solve is operating all of it, day after day, with proof that holds up under an audit.
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Compliance
The Data Protection Law: what changes for your company
The new data protection law takes full effect on December 1, 2026 and reaches almost any company, not just banks. What's coming is really two separate challenges: getting everything set up before that date, and operating it every day once it's in force. Neither one is closed out with a document on file.
Compliance
Two laws every company in Chile must comply with
Ley Karin and the new data protection law have nothing in common on the inside, yet they share something uncomfortable: you no longer comply by having the document on file. You comply by operating a process, with deadlines that run on their own and proof of every step that no one can alter afterward. That makes them a software problem, not a paperwork one.
Data & AI
Building trustworthy AI for querying data
A financial figure with no verifiable origin isn't information, it's a well-dressed opinion. Why we separate the calculation from the language so the model never invents a number.
Vision
AI doesn't replace people
The line is in every technology pitch and means almost nothing. At Alicanto, artificial intelligence isn't the banner, it's a tool we integrate where it genuinely helps. Why we start from the problem and not from the technology of the moment.
See it in action
Ask your data and demand the source.
Alicanto Analysts connects your databases and answers in plain language, showing where every number comes from. Try it or let's talk about your use case.