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Comparison · for a company documenting itself
iubenda is known for generating the privacy and cookie policies a website publishes. What an enterprise customer asks a B2B company for is the layer underneath: the agreement, the list of who else touches the data, and the answers to their questionnaire.
Serving other organisations rather than your own? The same comparison for a practice.
| clausebench | iubenda | |
|---|---|---|
| What it produces | The documents a customer asks for: DPA and schedules, record of processing, retention schedule, sub-processor list, trust page | The notices a website publishes |
| Where the vendor facts come from | A registry holding each vendor's contracting entity, country and DPA link, kept up to date | What you enter about your own site |
| Security questionnaires | Drafted from your own confirmed documents, each answer marked confirmed, to check, or a gap | Not what it is for |
| Regimes | Suggested with the reason and turned on by you | Website notices for the regimes it covers |
| When the other is what you need | — | You need a website notice and a cookie banner, and nobody has asked you for a DPA |
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