Data protection setup

Check how companies handle data protection: DPO, consent tool and privacy policy.

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Example data

Companies	DPO	DPO firm	Consent tool	Privacy policy
DDatenschmiede Cloud	External DPO	Beispiel Datenschutz GmbH	Usercentrics	datenschmiede.de/datenschutz
FFormkraft	Internal DPO	–	OneTrust	formkraft.de/datenschutz
WWohnkraft Shop	External DPO	Beispiel Datenschutzberatung	Borlabs Cookie	wohnkraft-shop.de/datenschutz
LLedgerly	None named	–	None	–

Each column is a research question. Compelling answers it for every row and shows the source next to the answer.

DPODoes this company name a data protection officer in its privacy policy? Choose one: External DPO, Internal DPO or None named.Single choice
DPO firmWhich external data protection officer firm does this company's privacy policy name?Text
Consent toolWhich cookie consent tool does this company's website use? Choose one: Usercentrics, Cookiebot, OneTrust, Borlabs Cookie, consentmanager, Other or None.Single choice
Privacy policyWhat is the URL of this company's privacy policy?Link

Win DPO mandates
External DPO firms find companies that name no officer or that use a competitor, and see who to contact.
Sell consent management
Consent tool vendors see which sites run a competing tool and which run none.
Add a privacy offer to a web project
Agencies check a client's privacy policy and consent setup before they pitch a relaunch.

Where does the data come from?

From the privacy policy, imprint and website of each company, and from public registers. Compelling shows the source with each answer.

Is this legal advice?

No. The columns show indicators from public sources. Whether a company needs a data protection officer is for that company's own review.

Why does a company show no officer?

Companies are not always required to name one, and some do not state it publicly. None named means none was found in public documents.