Cookie and Tracking Inventory
Inventories what your site actually sets and sends, sorts it by purpose, and produces the disclosure table and the questions for counsel.
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Running it, start to finish
- Describe the site, list the tools you know about, and paste the observed requests.
- Chase every unexplained item until somebody can account for it.
- Take the ranked list to a qualified professional before changing the notice or the consent flow.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Separates what you believe is installed from what the browser actually observes, which is where the findings are.
- Flags anything set before a consent interaction, and anything nobody can account for.
- Produces a disclosure table you can hand straight to whoever writes the cookie notice.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Get the network panel first. Open the site in a private window, record the requests, and paste them. Without that the inventory is a list of intentions.
- Check the tag manager separately. It is where forgotten tags live, and they do not all fire on the page you tested.
- Classify conservatively. A tool that also serves advertising is an advertising tool, whatever it was installed for.
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