AI privacy intelligence for GDPR and ePrivacy compliance

    See your website the way regulators would.

    ArgusEdge scans your website for consent flows, cookies, privacy disclosures, trackers and ePrivacy violations — then identifies the gaps regulators, auditors and customers would actually see.

    Get a live exposure preview in under 60 seconds.

    No signup required Evidence-based findings GDPR + ePrivacy checks
    How it works
    Coverage

    Seven surfaces. One operational picture.

    ArgusEdge reads the parts of your website that regulators, auditors and customers actually inspect — and connects them into a single, evidence-based view of your exposure.

    Consent surface

    Banner architecture, reject parity, granular controls and dark-pattern signals.

    Tracker landscape

    Third-party scripts, pixels and SDKs — including unknown vendors classified by AI.

    Privacy disclosures

    Policy read against GDPR Art. 13/14 — purposes, legal bases, retention, transfers.

    Data flow signals

    Where personal data leaves the site, into which jurisdictions, and how it is disclosed.

    Security posture

    HTTPS, HSTS, CSP and configuration signals that materially affect data protection.

    Collection points

    Forms and sign-up flows — checkbox semantics, privacy links, data minimisation.

    Data subject rights

    Discoverability of rights, response channels and DPO / representative disclosures.

    ArgusEdge covers the external surface a regulator can see from the open web. For internal processing records and organisational controls, pair ArgusEdge with a GRC platform.

    Methodology

    Two layers. Everything that matters.

    Two layers of the same scanner. A rule-based engine catches what is mechanical; AI reasoning agents handle what is contextual. The combination is what makes the audit defensible.

    Layer 1

    Deterministic rule-based scanning

    Fast, repeatable inspection of the technical surface — cookies set, scripts loaded, headers returned, banner DOM, link targets, form fields.

    • Known tracker fingerprints and SDK signatures
    • Consent state, storage timing and reject parity
    • Header posture: HTTPS, HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options
    • Static disclosure checks against GDPR Art. 13/14 checklist
    Layer 2

    AI reasoning agents

    Contextual analysis of what the rule-based layer cannot judge alone — interpretation, intent and regulatory mapping.

    • Identification of unknown trackers and emerging vendors
    • Reading of the privacy policy against your actual stack
    • Consent UX analysis — dark patterns, friction, framing
    • Article-level citations and contextual reasoning per finding
    Evidence-based

    Every finding cites the exact regulation.

    Each issue is mapped to a specific article and paired with the observed evidence — so legal, privacy and engineering teams can act on the same source of truth.

    Audit excerptexample.com
    Defensible

    Google Analytics fires before consent is recorded

    high
    GDPR Art. 6(1)(a) · ePrivacy Directive Art. 5(3)
    gtag/js loaded at t=0ms; no consent state present in storage at request time.

    Privacy policy omits international transfer disclosure

    medium
    GDPR Art. 13(1)(f) · Art. 44–49
    AI reading of /privacy did not detect a transfer mechanism for declared US-based processors.

    Reject path requires more interaction than accept

    medium
    EDPB Guidelines 03/2022 on consent · GDPR Art. 7(3)
    Accept resolved in 1 click; reject required 2 clicks plus a secondary panel.

    Outputs are designed to be defensible to a regulator, exportable to your DPO, and actionable by your engineering team.

    The drift problem

    The policy stops matching the site.

    Privacy compliance does not fail in one moment — it drifts. Stacks change weekly; disclosures change once a year. ArgusEdge surfaces the drift the moment you scan — so you catch it before regulators do.

    Mon · 09:14 out of sync

    Marketing adds a new pixel

    A new advertising SDK ships through GTM. The policy still names yesterday's vendors.

    + TikTok Pixel+ LinkedIn Insight
    Wed · 16:02 out of sync

    A vendor changes its data flow

    A processor adds sub-processors or moves data to a new region. Disclosures fall out of date.

    Stripe → new sub-processorRegion: EU → US
    Fri · 11:47 out of sync

    Consent UX is tweaked

    A copy change, a reordered button, a removed reject — and the consent collected no longer matches the consent described.

    Reject removedBanner reordered

    Re-scan after every release to keep your disclosures in sync

    NEW
    Dynamic policy infrastructure

    AI Privacy Policy Generator.

    Built directly from your live website.

    The generator scans your live site, identifies the cookies, trackers and third-party scripts actually loaded, and maps every disclosure to the GDPR Art. 13/14 requirements that apply to your stack. When your stack changes, re-run the generator and the policy reflects your new setup — no manual cookie inventory updates, no chasing developers for changelog notes.

    • Covers all 15 GDPR Article 13/14 disclosures + ePrivacy consent rules
    • Names your actual vendors — payment processors, analytics, advertising, SSO, hosting (no fake Stripe-when-you-use-Razorpay)
    • Per-purpose legal basis under GDPR Article 6 — not 'Consent' copy-pasted everywhere
    • Optional add-ons: live cookie scan, CCPA/CPRA section, standalone Cookie Policy, Terms & Conditions
    • Download in PDF, DOCX, HTML, or plain text — free updates for 1 year

    From $29 one-time. No subscription. Pay only for the clauses your business needs.

    Popular bundle: Professional at $79 — includes cookie & tracker auto-detection.

    Privacy Policy
    1.Who we are
    2.Data we collect
    3.Cookies & tracking Auto-detected
    4.Your rights
    5.Data retention
    Operating model

    From once-a-year audit to scan-and-ship workflow.

    Privacy compliance is the live state of your website. Re-scan after every release and your exposure picture stays current with what you actually ship.

    Old workflow

    Periodic audit, static report

    • Annual or pre-funding privacy audit
    • Static PDF, outdated within weeks
    • Manual review of cookies and scripts
    • Policy edited once, then forgotten
    • Findings live in a consultant's inbox
    ArgusEdge workflow

    On-demand privacy intelligence

    • Scan your live site in seconds, anytime
    • Compliance score you can re-check after every release
    • AI identifies unknown vendors on every scan — including ones not in any tracker database
    • Regenerate your privacy policy whenever your stack changes
    • Evidence and citations exportable on demand
    Operating environments

    Built for teams that treat privacy as operational infrastructure.

    Not a once-a-year project. A signal you can pull anytime — fits into the same workflows as your security and reliability monitoring.

    Primary environment

    SaaS platforms operating across multiple regions.

    Multi-region products where consent, transfers and disclosures must stay in sync with shipped code.

    Cross-borderConsent UXDSARs
    Privacy operations

    Privacy teams & DPOs

    An article-level, evidence-based view of external exposure — built for the people accountable for it.

    DPO workflowArticle citationsEvidence export

    Agencies

    Deliver privacy-defensible websites to clients who expect evidence, not adjectives.

    Client sitesBulk auditsWhite-label

    Ecommerce brands

    Marketing stacks evolve weekly. Keep disclosures, pixels and consent continuously aligned.

    PixelsCheckoutRetargeting

    Fintech

    Sensitive data and high regulatory exposure — defensible scans across product surfaces.

    Sensitive dataAuditabilityMonitoring

    Startups scaling in EU

    Move into European markets with a privacy posture that holds up to scrutiny from day one.

    EU marketInvestor diligenceTrust
    FAQ

    Built for teams that need defensible answers.

    Know what regulators would see before they do.

    Find the consent flows, disclosures, trackers and privacy gaps that quietly drift out of alignment before they become legal exposure.