Cookie scanner with a cookie table for your privacy policy that stays up to date
Most cookie tables are out of date almost as soon as they go online. This one stays current, because it is checked regularly and updates itself.
Why a cookie table
A privacy policy should say which cookies a website sets, what for and for how long. In practice, this list is often guessed, copied or old. When a new plugin or provider is added, it is no longer correct.
How the scan works
Trackum opens your website in a real browser, once without and once with consent, and records which cookies and which local storage entries are created. Each entry is assigned to a provider and a purpose, for example statistics or marketing, with its storage period.
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The table to embed
You get a page with a preview and two lines of code. Embedded in your privacy policy, it always shows the current state. You also get text blocks for your privacy policy that match the providers found, written in neutral wording.
Stays up to date by itself
After going live, Trackum checks the website again every week. New cookies are added to the table automatically. This article is not legal advice, and the text blocks do not replace a review of your privacy policy.
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Cost
A one-off 60 euros. It is included with the Trackum cookie banner.
Frequently asked questions
How do I embed the table?
With two lines of code at the place in your privacy policy where the table should appear. After that, it updates itself.
How often is it checked?
Weekly after going live. If something changes, it appears in the table without you doing anything.
Is the scan included with the cookie banner?
Yes, the cookie scan is included with the Trackum banner. On its own, it costs 60 euros.
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