Overview
Seqlense GDPR - continuous third-party and consent monitoring for Data Protection Officers. Know every third party on your site, before your regulator does.
Seqlense GDPR continuously scans your websites, captures every network request the page fires, and flags any third party your DPO has not declared. Catch the rogue Google Font, the silent analytics tag, the new ad pixel — the moment production ships it.
Seqlense GDPR is one product in the wider Seqlense platform for regulatory intelligence and compliance. Hosted in Europe, operated in-house. Questions? [email protected].
A continuous signal, not a periodic audit
Production ships fast. A single undeclared third party — an analytics beacon, an ad pixel, a font call — can turn a compliant page into a data-transfer liability. Seqlense GDPR turns that risk from a periodic manual audit into a continuous, auditable signal you can act on.
How it works
The four-step scan-and-diff loop, from an unknown surface to an auditable one.
Security & data
How access is delegated to Seqlense SSO and where your data lives.
API Reference
Every endpoint, parameter and schema with live, runnable examples.
What you get
- Continuous scanning — point us at a URL. We render it, capture the full network waterfall, and resolve every host to its registrable domain.
- Diff against your register — every detected third party is matched against your declared-vendor list. Undeclared domains surface instantly.
- Drift alerts — production added a tag without telling anyone? You'll know at the next scan, with the exact request that introduced it.
- Built for DPOs — per-organization vendor registers with purposes and categories, an auditable record of what runs on your properties.
Try it in ten seconds
A quick scan renders one URL, captures every request, resolves each third party to its vendor, and flags anything missing from your register — nothing stored:
curl -s "https://gdpr.seqlense.com/api/v1/scan/quick?url=example.com" \
-H "Cookie: seqlense_session=..."Head to How it works for the full loop, or straight to the API Reference.