Consent Tracking

• Consent Tracking

  The cookie banner, with or without the Preferences dialog, logs consent records from store visitors. This ensures every consent action is tracked, auditable, and compliant with privacy regulations. How Consent Logging Works When a visitor interacts with the cookie banner or preferences dialog, a consent cookie is stored in their browser. A network call is made to the Pandectes app to store the consent record. Visitors are identified by a unique, anonymous cookie ID. TFew readers

Cookie Scan

• Scan Report

  Your online store collects cookies from visitors and loads third-party scripts. However, most merchants are unaware of the exact cookies and scripts used on their site. Unless you're also a web developer, tracking this manually can be nearly impossible. With our built-in Cookie and Script Scanner, you can automatically detect and review all tracking technologies running on your Shopify store, effortlessly and accurately. What does the Pandectes Scanner do? Our scanner performs a fullFew readers

Customer Data Requests

• About customer data requests

  Understand how to handle customer data requests in your Shopify store with our detailed guide. Learn best practices for managing and responding to data requests efficiently. Introduction GDPR and other data regulations provide rights for individuals (so also for the customers of an online store). There are the following rights that are the most important related to their profile in the store: The right of access The right to data portability The right to rectification TheFew readers

• Customer data requests and the GDPR and CCPA

  The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) introduces new rules for organizations that offer goods and services to people in the European Union (EU), or that collect and analyze data for EU residents no matter where you or your enterprise are located. Additional details can be found in the GDPR introduction. Similarly, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), provides privacy rights and obligations to California consFew readers