Read by a person
No alert reaches you unreviewed
Every detected change is read and classified by a person before it appears in your workspace. You are not the filter for a feed of page diffs.
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Vendor monitoring
Vendors change their entity, their sub-processors and their terms without telling you. The pages they publish are read every night, and a change a person confirms marks every document of yours that depended on it.
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Free · No sign-up · Up to ten websites
A document is true on the day it is written. A sub-processor list stops being true the day a vendor adds one; a transfer table stops being true the day a vendor moves its contracting entity.
Nobody has time to re-read fourteen vendors' legal pages every month, and none of them will write to you. So the pages are read for you, and what changed is put in front of a person before it touches a document.
What it has to cover
Read by a person
Every detected change is read and classified by a person before it appears in your workspace. You are not the filter for a feed of page diffs.
Per client
A change shows exactly which of your clients use that vendor and which of their documents name the fact that changed.
Evidence
Each vendor record carries the date it was verified, so the question of when the register was last true has an answer.
Every vendor fact comes from our own registry: 225 vendors with the date each entry was checked.
Vendor pages are fetched on a schedule, and differences are detected against the stored snapshot.
A change is classified by type and severity by a person, with a short note saying what changed.
Each change lists the clients that use the vendor and the documents to regenerate for each.
Watch vendors you care about even when no client has them yet, and get the same alerts.
The affected documents are flagged in each client's workspace rather than waiting to be noticed.
Alerts stop with you. What the client hears, and when, is your call.
Vendors collected in the interview, imported from documents or found by scanning the client's site resolve to registry records.
Vendor pages are checked daily; a person reviews each difference before it becomes an alert.
Open the change, see which clients it affects, regenerate the documents that named the old fact.
Enter up to ten client websites. Free, no sign-up, the first report in about a minute.