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Digital Trust Audit

Contact

Every request arrives by email from the requester's own business address, because the email and its signature are the first things an assessment reads. There is no contact form on this site, and that is deliberate.

Where to write

Which address to use for each kind of request
PurposeAddress
Requesting an assessment, and the free checkaudit@digitaltrustaudit.co.uk
Disputing a finding or an accreditationappeals@digitaltrustaudit.co.uk
Data protection, and requests about your own dataprivacy@digitaltrustaudit.co.uk
Press, and questions about the registered office registeraudit@digitaltrustaudit.co.uk

Telephone

020 7923 4200, answered in business hours, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm UK time.

The number is published and answered because “the published number is answered” is a hard-floor item on the standard this body applies to everybody else.

Registered office

DTA Registry Ltd, trading as Digital Trust Audit
20 Old Bailey
London EC4M 7AN
United Kingdom

This is a registered office and not a trading address. There is no office to visit and no reception. A business whose work is done entirely from public sources and delivered as a document does not need one, and implying otherwise would be the kind of thing this body’s own assessment flags.

Request an assessment

Send an email from your business address to audit@digitaltrustaudit.co.uk and include:

  1. The company’s registered name and its website address.
  2. The name and role of the person who can answer questions about the company’s records.
  3. Confirmation that you are authorised to request an assessment of this business.
  4. Your usual email signature, unchanged.

We reply within one working day with the scope, the fee and what happens next.

Email audit@digitaltrustaudit.co.uk

The free website health check is the quickest way to see what your domain says about you, the Digital Trust Audit is the full assessment, and a dispute goes through the complaints and appeals route. The body behind this site is described on the about page.

Every request arrives by email.

From the requester's own business address, because the email and its signature are the first things an assessment reads.

Request an assessment