Article 5 and 6
Purpose and legal basis mapping
Find vague processing descriptions and missing legal bases before a reviewer has to ask for them.
GDPR readiness tool
Upload or scan your legal pages, review GDPR findings separately from third-party disclosures, and fix weak policy language before it turns into audit debt.
{
"controller": "needs review",
"legalBases": "missing Article 6 mapping",
"rights": "present",
"retention": "too vague",
"processors": "3 disclosures missing"
}
Article 5 and 6
Find vague processing descriptions and missing legal bases before a reviewer has to ask for them.
Transparency
Check whether the policy explains user rights, complaint routes, controller contact details, and retention logic.
Processors
Compare detected third parties against policy text so missing processors are visible as their own workstream.
Separate signals
GDPR readiness looks at the substance of the legal text: controller details, purposes, legal bases, rights, retention, transfers, cookies, and authority notices.
Third-party analysis looks at the operational stack: processors, analytics, payments, support tools, embeds, and whether those vendors are disclosed in the right documents.
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.