Data privacy and confidentiality in electronic communications.
GDPR gets the headlines, but it’s the ePrivacy Directive, the “cookie law”, that requires prior consent before you store or read anything on a user’s device. It’s enforced by national DPAs and it’s where most banner fines actually come from. We make your consent layer meet it.
Where the banner fines really come from.
Non-essential cookies and trackers may only fire after the user agrees.
Each member state implements the Directive, so the details vary by country.
France has issued nine-figure cookie fines under its ePrivacy transposition.
The long-delayed ePrivacy Regulation would supersede the Directive EU-wide.
A consent layer that meets the actual cookie law.
The ePrivacy Directive is about the moment a tracker fires. Our scanner finds them, our banner gates them, and our notice documents them, in sync.
Tracker discovery
A live scan of every cookie, pixel and SDK so nothing fires before consent without you knowing.
Prior-consent banner
Trackers blocked until the user agrees, with reject-all as easy as accept-all.
Per-country tuning
CNIL, Garante and other DPAs differ on scroll, walls and consent lifetime. We apply the local rule.
Cookie notice
A live cookie table in your privacy notice, populated straight from the scanner.
ePrivacy Regulation watch
When the Regulation finally replaces the Directive, your config migrates with it.
Scan, gate, document — in one loop.
The reason cookie compliance breaks is that the scan, the banner and the notice drift apart. We keep them on one loop: the scanner finds a new tracker, the banner gates it, and the notice updates, so what fires always matches what the user consented to.
Run a ePrivacy Audit- Day 1 — Free scan inventories every tracker on the site
- Day 2 — Prior-consent banner blocks non-essential tags
- Week 1 — Per-country rules applied to EU traffic
- Week 2 — Cookie notice auto-populated from the scan
- Ongoing — New trackers caught and gated as they appear
What changes when the consent layer is real.
- Trackers fire before any consent is given
- One banner ignores per-country differences
- Cookie table in the policy is months stale
- No record of what each visitor agreed to
- New tags slip onto the site unnoticed
- Non-essential tags blocked until opt-in
- CNIL / Garante nuances applied per country
- Cookie notice synced to the live scan
- Consent receipts stored for every visitor
- Scanner catches new trackers automatically
ePrivacy, answered plainly.
Isn’t this the same as GDPR?+
Which cookies actually need consent?+
Why do the rules feel different in France vs Germany?+
What about the ePrivacy Regulation?+
Find out what’s firing before consent.
Run a free cookie scan and see every tracker that loads before a user agrees, then gate them in one click.
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