Privacy controls engineers can deploy, test, and trust.
Stop turning every new privacy requirement into another engineering sprint. Captain Compliance gives technical teams a reliable way to deploy consent controls, block covered technologies, recognize privacy signals, document visitor choices and continuously detect changes across websites and digital properties. Integrate through JavaScript, Google Tag Manager, APIs, webhooks, platform integrations or a custom enterprise deployment — with complimentary implementation assistance from engineers who understand privacy technology.
Every legal change should not create another custom workflow.
Block this marketing tag in one region. Honour an opt-out signal. Change the consent experience for California. Prevent analytics from loading before consent in Europe. Add a new advertising vendor. Building each requirement independently creates fragile scripts, inconsistent behavior, duplicated logic and long-term maintenance work. Centralize consent, blocking, regional behavior, disclosures and privacy-request workflows instead.
Continuously identify new or changed cookies, pixels, scripts, chat tools, session replay, embedded media and other website technologies after the original implementation was approved.
Connect visitor choices with tag behavior, blocking rules, Global Privacy Control, Consent Mode and approved integrations, so the banner and the code agree.
Maintain consent records, audit logs, configuration information, reports and technical findings that can support reviews, investigations and litigation.
Centralize recurring privacy workflows instead of rebuilding them for every legal or regional change.
Connect approved visitor choices with blocking, tag behavior, GPC and Consent Mode.
Continuously identify relevant technologies and changes across websites. Scanning provides technical visibility into technologies and behavior detectable within its supported scope — it is not proof that every possible data flow has been discovered.
Test configurations in development and staging before production release.
Maintain logs, records, reports and technical findings that legal and privacy teams can review.
Work with integration specialists when deployment, migration or troubleshooting requires direct assistance.
The components required to move from consent collection to ongoing enforcement.
A banner can display the right words while tags, pixels or other services continue operating outside the intended configuration. These are the components that connect the visitor-facing experience to what the website actually does. The appropriate consent and blocking configuration depends on the organization’s technologies, practices, jurisdictions and legal analysis — Captain Compliance implements approved requirements but does not replace legal counsel.
Consent Management
Collect and manage visitor choices through configurable consent experiences: accept, reject and granular preferences, opt-in and opt-out models, regional experiences, language-specific interfaces and configurable retention periods.
Automatic Blocking
Prevent covered technologies from loading until the applicable approved condition has been satisfied, with category-based controls. Results depend on the technology, implementation, configuration and supported blocking method.
Continuous Scanner
Identify cookies, pixels, scripts, trackers, session replay, chat and form technologies, embedded media and other supported services, with alerts, portfolio-wide findings and technology inventories.
Global Privacy Control
Detect applicable GPC signals and incorporate them into configured privacy workflows.
Consent Mode v2
Pass applicable consent signals to supported Google services through an approved configuration, alongside Google Tag Manager integration for consent-aware tag behavior.
DSAR Portal
Give visitors a structured method for submitting applicable access, deletion, correction, opt-out, portability and other privacy requests.
Dynamic Privacy Policy
Maintain privacy disclosures designed to reflect approved business practices and applicable requirements.
Cookie Transparency Page
Publish a dynamic inventory of identified cookies and tracking technologies, connected to ongoing scanning and classification.
Preference Center
Allow visitors to review and update applicable privacy and communication preferences.
APIs and Webhooks
Connect supported privacy events and workflows with internal systems through available REST API capabilities and webhooks. Deployment options include JavaScript, Google Tag Manager, WordPress, Shopify and custom enterprise integrations.
Audit Logs and Reports
Maintain technical records and generate automated reports for internal review, legal analysis, audits or claims.
Enterprise Deployment
Support complex hosting, identity, organizational, retention, residency and integration requirements across standard cloud, private cloud, dedicated cloud and on-premises environments.
Performance-conscious implementation
Engineered for minimal page-performance impact through efficient script delivery, appropriate loading behavior, reduced duplication of consent logic and consent-aware tag activation. Actual performance depends on the website, configuration, tag environment, network, device and implementation.
Integration assistance included
Technical discovery, implementation planning, JavaScript deployment, tag-manager and Consent Mode configuration, auto-blocking setup, regional and language setup, WordPress and Shopify integration, testing and validation, migration from another CMP, training and ongoing support. Complimentary integration assistance is available for appropriate deployments, with scope defined during onboarding.
Give legal teams more than a screenshot of the banner.
When a Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel, chatbot, session-replay tool, analytics service or embedded video becomes the subject of a CIPA, ECPA, VPPA or other privacy claim, counsel will ask a specific set of questions: which technology was installed, when it activated, which configuration controlled it, what the visitor selected, whether the technology was blocked, which consent records remain available, when the implementation changed, what the website did when it was tested, and what evidence can support the response. Captain Compliance helps technical and legal teams review configurations, consent records, scan findings, audit logs, current website behavior and available implementation evidence. Depending on the engagement, we can also provide technical reports, timestamped findings, remediation assistance, declarations, discovery support and coordination with defense counsel. An honest limitation. A present-day audit cannot automatically reconstruct unavailable historical website behavior. Historical conclusions depend on the records, configurations, logs, source history, tag-manager versions, archived pages and other evidence that remain available. Compliance Shield. Qualifying clients may receive access to Compliance Shield, our written litigation guarantee, which connects approved deployment, configuration, consent records, monitoring, cooperation and litigation-response support under the applicable program terms. It is not insurance and does not guarantee that no claim, demand, investigation or penalty will occur. Eligibility, requirements, exclusions, protection and available remedies are governed exclusively by the applicable written terms, and eligibility is not determined by the engineering team.
Book a Technical Demo- 1 — Discover — Scan the website for cookies, pixels, scripts, trackers, session-replay technologies, chat tools, embedded video, local storage and other third-party services
- 2 — Configure — Translate the organization’s approved legal and privacy requirements into regional consent experiences, categories, disclosures, blocking rules, GPC handling and integration behavior
- 3 — Enforce — Apply consent choices through automatic blocking, tag-manager configuration, Consent Mode v2, privacy-signal recognition and other approved technical controls
- 4 — Verify — Test website behavior across relevant choices, regions, languages, environments and integrations before and after deployment
- 5 — Monitor — Continuously scan for newly introduced technologies and configuration drift while maintaining records, findings, alerts and reports
- The point — Privacy requirements should become tested controls, not permanent engineering chores
Custom privacy code versus a configurable control layer.
- Fragile scripts accumulate across brands and regions
- Consent logic is duplicated in several places
- Behavior differs between properties and environments
- Every legal change opens a new engineering ticket
- New vendor tags appear without anyone being notified
- Nobody can prove what fired after a visitor rejected tracking
- Configurations are only tested in production
- A demand letter starts an emergency investigation
- One configurable control layer across properties
- Consent logic centralized and consistently applied
- Regional and language behavior configured, not coded
- Legal changes handled through configuration
- Continuous scanning flags newly introduced technologies
- Consent records and audit logs are retained
- Development and staging environments before release
- Records and findings are ready when counsel asks
Implementation, testing and enforcement, answered plainly.
How is Captain Compliance implemented?+
Does Captain Compliance provide implementation assistance?+
Will Captain Compliance affect website performance?+
Can we test configurations before production?+
Does Captain Compliance support Google Tag Manager?+
Does Captain Compliance support Google Consent Mode v2?+
Are APIs and webhooks available?+
Can Captain Compliance automatically block trackers?+
What happens when a new tracker is added?+
Does Captain Compliance support on-premises deployment?+
Can Captain Compliance replace an existing CMP?+
Can the platform eliminate every privacy-related engineering task?+
How does Captain Compliance help with privacy litigation?+
What is Compliance Shield?+
Give engineering a privacy platform — and a team that helps implement it.
Bring us the website, architecture, integrations and approved privacy requirements. Captain Compliance will help your team deploy, configure, test, monitor and maintain the technical controls. Captain Compliance provides privacy technology, implementation, monitoring, documentation and technical support. It does not provide legal advice. Appropriate configurations depend on the organization’s technologies, practices, jurisdictions and legal requirements.
Talk to an Integration Engineer Book a Technical Demo