Complianty - GDPR checks for agencies: all client sites in one dashboard
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Scans client websites for GDPR gaps: which of 2,400+ tools load before consent, cookie banner audit, records of processing, DPA tracking and privacy policy. Built for agencies. From EUR 19/month.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Tobias, a solo developer from Germany. I built Complianty because agencies here have to keep the GDPR status of many client websites under control, and most tools treat every customer as one single company.
What it does: you manage all clients and their websites from one dashboard. The scanner shows which tools send data before a visitor has given consent and keeps the evidence for each finding. The cookie banner audit checks things like reject options and dark patterns. Records of processing, processor agreements and the privacy policy are built from the scan results.
It is a technical check, not legal advice, and the documentation says for every check what it does not cover. There is a 14 day free trial, plans start at 19 EUR per month.
I would like feedback on two things: is the evidence view clear enough to show to a client, and what would you want to see in a client report? Happy to answer anything.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Tobias, a solo developer from Germany. I built Complianty because agencies here have to keep the GDPR status of many client websites under control, and most tools treat every customer as one single company.
What it does: you manage all clients and their websites from one dashboard. The scanner shows which tools send data before a visitor has given consent and keeps the evidence for each finding. The cookie banner audit checks things like reject options and dark patterns. Records of processing, processor agreements and the privacy policy are built from the scan results.
It is a technical check, not legal advice, and the documentation says for every check what it does not cover. There is a 14 day free trial, plans start at 19 EUR per month.
I would like feedback on two things: is the evidence view clear enough to show to a client, and what would you want to see in a client report? Happy to answer anything.