See What Your Website Is Really Doing With Cookies, Trackers & User Data
Run an instant privacy scan for observable cookies, browser storage and third-party requests, or request a human-reviewed consent-state or WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit with documented findings and remediation guidance.
What Your Website Might Be Doing Behind the Scenes
Observable website activity can raise privacy, consent and compliance questions that require technical and, where appropriate, legal review.
Cookies Before a Consent Choice
Cookies may appear before the visitor makes a consent choice.
Analytics Data Flows
Analytics services may receive page, device or interaction data during reviewed sessions.
Advertising Pixel Requests
Advertising pixel requests may appear before or independently of a visitor's consent choice.
Third-Party Scripts
External scripts can introduce requests, cookies, storage and functionality from other domains.
Chat and Embedded Services
Chat, video, maps and embedded tools can create additional third-party data flows.
Form and Service Integrations
Forms may send submitted or contextual data to CRM, marketing or other service providers.
An observed cookie, script or request does not by itself establish a legal violation. Purpose, timing, configuration, consent state and applicable law may require further review.
Choose the Right Audit Path
Start with quick automated visibility or choose a deeper human-reviewed scope based on the evidence your team needs.
Free Privacy Scan
Quick automated visibility for public website privacy and tracking activity.
Automated scans and human-reviewed audits provide different evidence depth. Manual consent-state testing and accessibility verification are separately scoped services.
How an Auditzo Review Works
A defined process for automated scans and human-reviewed privacy, tracking and accessibility audits.
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Choose the Review Path
Start with an automated privacy scan or define a manual privacy, consent-state or accessibility scope.
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Capture Observable Behavior
Auditzo reviews the pages, requests, cookies, storage, scripts or accessibility interactions included in the scope.
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Verify Where Included
Manual audits validate candidate findings and preserve screenshots, network evidence, reproduction steps and review notes.
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Use the Findings
Prioritize remediation, support internal or counsel review, retest changes or begin ongoing monitoring.
Want to understand how Auditzo defines scope, separates automated and
human-reviewed testing, verifies findings and documents limitations?
Request-level HAR and network evidence are available in applicable manual audit scopes.
Evidence From Completed Auditzo Engagements
Explore completed privacy, tracking and accessibility reviews with documented scope,
observable findings and supporting technical evidence. Client identities are anonymized where required.
Featured Case Study
Accessibility · Real Estate
Real Estate Accessibility Evidence Review
Seven representative pages were manually reviewed across keyboard access, semantics, responsive behaviour and embedded website components.
The free scan reviews observable privacy and tracking activity on public website pages, including cookies, browser storage and third-party requests detected during the automated session. It is designed for initial visibility and does not replace a separately scoped manual audit.
No. WCAG and ADA-oriented accessibility audits are separately scoped services that include human review of selected pages, components and user journeys. The instant privacy scan does not perform a manual accessibility audit.
Automated reports provide fast visibility into activity observed by the scanner. Manual audits can include controlled consent states, multiple user journeys, human verification, request-level evidence, screenshots and deeper technical review based on the agreed scope.
Yes, when consent-state testing is included in a manual tracking and consent audit. Auditzo can compare observable website behavior before a choice, after Accept and after Decline across selected pages and journeys.
A scoped accessibility review can include keyboard navigation, focus behavior, accessible names, forms and labels, headings, link purpose, contrast, responsive reflow, images, dialogs, frames and third-party components. Automated candidates are manually verified before being reported as findings.
Yes. Auditzo can support privacy and accessibility remediation, then retest relevant findings and document whether the observed behavior is resolved, partially resolved, still present or unable to be retested.
Yes. Reports can provide structured technical observations, evidence references, screenshots and review notes for internal, privacy and counsel review. Auditzo does not replace legal analysis or make final legal determinations.
No. Auditzo provides technical evidence, findings and remediation-oriented observations within a defined scope. It does not provide legal advice, certify legal compliance or guarantee that a website meets every applicable requirement.
