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Add the website you own or manage. Normio starts from public pages and common policy paths.
compliance drift monitor
Normio monitors third-party tools, policy pages, processors, cookies, and GDPR-related changes so you catch compliance drift before it becomes a problem.
No tracking script required for the first public-site scan.
Meta Pixel detected
Not listed in current processor disclosure.
Google Analytics consent category changed
Marketing moved into analytics consent text.
Privacy policy outdated by 3 sections
Cookies, retention, and subprocessors need updates.
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Analytics, payments, auth, embeds, and support vendors update policies without asking you.
Privacy policies, terms, cookie notices, and processor disclosures stay frozen while reality moves on.
No errors. No alerts. No downtime. Everything looks fine.
Audits, complaints, regulator questions, and trust loss reveal the problem after damage is done.
Most compliance drift stays invisible until it costs you.
Add the website you own or manage. Normio starts from public pages and common policy paths.
Scripts, embeds, cookies, vendors, processors, and policy pages are checked for compliance signals.
Website behavior is matched against privacy text, cookie notices, terms, and processor disclosures.
When reality and documents split, Normio flags the specific drift before it turns into cleanup work.
You get the short version first: what changed, why it matters, and which page or processor needs review.
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Normio turns quiet website changes into concrete review tasks: source, risk, mismatch, and the document that needs attention.
Meta Pixel detected
reviewNew marketing script found on checkout. Processor is missing from public disclosure.
marketing
Google Analytics consent category changed
driftConsent banner labels analytics as necessary, but policy still says optional analytics.
legal
Stripe terms updated
vendorVendor terms page changed. Payment processor disclosure may need review.
ops
New data processor found
newsupport.examplecdn.com loads on help center pages but is not listed.
product
Cookie retention mismatch
fixCookie table says 30 days. Live cookie max-age resolves to 180 days.
legal
Privacy policy outdated by 3 sections
docsRetention, processors, and cookies no longer match the current scan.
dpo
policy diff
- Analytics cookies retained for session duration.
+ Google Analytics now stores consent-mode signals for 14 months.
! Retention section and cookie table disagree.
findings
docs
urgent
The point is not more alerts. It is knowing exactly where compliance drift appeared.
Normio is built for background compliance checks, not ads, profiling, or another noisy dashboard to babysit.
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No ad network behavior, retargeting pixels, or engagement tricks.
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Normio checks sites and documents. It is not here to profile visitors.
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Built around GDPR-relevant signals: processors, cookies, retention, transfers, and policy pages.
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Keep the evidence needed for drift review. Avoid collecting what the check does not need.
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Silence is a feature. You hear from Normio when reality stops matching the paperwork.
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Early access
Start with one domain. Normio will scan the visible surface and show where your website and legal documents have started to disagree.
Quiet checks. Specific alerts. No corporate theater.
FAQ
Normio checks public policy pages, scripts, embeds, cookies, vendors, processors, consent categories, and the places where those signals should be disclosed.
No. Normio surfaces operational compliance drift and review evidence. Legal decisions should stay with your counsel, DPO, or privacy lead.
Yes. It can flag common GDPR readiness gaps around controller details, legal bases, rights, retention, processors, transfers, cookies, and authority notices.
You get a focused alert with the changed source, the suspected mismatch, the affected document, and enough context to decide the next fix.
Not for the first public-site scan. Normio can start from public pages, detected scripts, cookies, and policy URLs. Deeper checks can be added later.
SaaS teams, founders, privacy leads, agencies, and compliance operators who need to know when website reality drifts away from legal text.