Comparison

clausebench compared with a consent or policy tool

A cookie banner and a generated policy answer what a website owes its visitors. A practice answering for other organisations needs something else. The two sit side by side rather than instead of each other.

	clausebench	A consent or policy tool
What it is for	Documentation a practice produces for its clients	What one website shows its visitors
Who it is bought by	A consultancy, a DPO practice or a law firm	The owner of a site
Per client	Each client keeps its own confirmed facts and documents	Configured per site
Vendors	A registry of legal entities, transfer mechanisms and DPA links	Not its subject
Questionnaires	Drafted from the client's own documents	Not its subject
Judgement and sign-off	Yours	Yours

Which one suits you

Choose clausebench if

You answer for organisations other than your own
You produce documentation, not banners

Choose A consent or policy tool if

You need a banner and a policy for one site
There is nobody else's paperwork to keep

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