Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know about PRIVAN and privacy compliance.
Website review and assurance
You run the risk analysis yourself, free and within a minute. The analysis then looks at one page and shows which cookies and trackers load before a visitor has chosen anything. We carry out the website review for you, on several pages, with the legal background and the technical fix for each finding. A year of assurance follows.
After the recheck, our platform checks your website automatically every week for a year, 52 times in total. If a new tracker or a cookie before consent suddenly shows up, we let you know.
For each finding you get a technical fix that your web team or marketing agency can implement themselves. If you'd rather we do it, for example in Google Tag Manager, we agree on that separately.
Each finding includes the legal background, with the rule that applies and a source. What you do with it is your call as the privacy officer. If you're unsure about a finding, we discuss it on the video call.
Against the GDPR and Article 11.7a of the Dutch Telecommunications Act, following the guidelines of the Dutch Data Protection Authority and the EDPB.
Book an intro call. In a no-obligation 30-minute video call we go through which websites are involved and what the engagement looks like.
The risk analysis
No. You only enter your website's URL.
Yes. What counts is what happens in your visitor's browser, so it makes no difference whether your website runs on WordPress, Shopify or something else.
You analyse your own website or a site you are responsible for or have permission for. The risk analysis only looks at publicly reachable pages, just like any visitor can.
Privacy and data
We only use what is needed for the risk analysis or the website review, and we sell nothing on. We delete risk analysis results within 30 days, and this site sets no tracking cookies itself. There is more in our privacy policy.
In the EU. Hosting and databases run on Scalingo, a French platform with ISO 27001 certification, in data centres in Paris.