GDPR Compliance Support

Data collection via forms, analytics cookies, CRM systems, newsletters, customer portals, and checkout processes: a website often processes more personal data than one might imagine. For an SME, GDPR compliance goes beyond simply displaying a cookie banner. It requires a clear understanding of the data collected, the purposes for which it is used, the tools employed, and the associated responsibilities.

We help companies achieve bring their websites into compliance with the GDPR, using a practical approach: audit, prioritization of gaps, resolution of critical issues, and implementation of a sustainable framework. The goal: to make your site more reliable, more transparent, and better aligned with user expectations.

Assess your website's GDPR compliance

What steps should be taken to ensure a website is GDPR-compliant?

A compliant website is based on several checkpoints. The most visible ones relate to cookies, forms, and legal notices, but other areas must also be checked: marketing tools, analytics, hosting, CRM, email marketing, third-party service providers, data security, and user rights management.

For an SME, the main challenge is to move from “declarative” compliance to truly documented compliance. This means knowing what data is collected, why it is collected, how long it is retained, who has access to it, and how users can exercise their rights.

Mapping of Collection Points: Forms, Customer Accounts, Quotes, Newsletters, Chat, Tracking
Cookie and Tracker Verification: Consent, Settings, Proof of User Choice
Analysis of Legal Notices, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy
Third-Party Tool Management: CRM, email marketing, analytics, ad serving, payment solutions
Identifying Priority Risks to Develop a Realistic Action Plan

Some Statistics on the GDPR

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GDPR Penalties in Europe in 2025 (rgpdkit.fr)

penalties imposed by the CNIL in 2025

Penalties Related to Cookies and Consent in 2025 (CNIL)

When should you begin the GDPR compliance process?

GDPR GDPR compliance becomes a priority as soon as a website collects personal data or uses trackers that are not strictly necessary. It must also be incorporated during a website redesign website redesign, a CMS migration, a change in content management platform, or a new tracking , or the deployment of marketing tools.

Identify GDPR compliance issues

There are several warning signs to watch for:

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Your cookie banner doesn’t make it as easy to decline as it is to accept.
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Your forms do not clearly specify how the collected data will be used.
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Your privacy policy is no longer aligned with your current tools.
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Your analytics or marketing tags are triggered before consent is given.
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Your subcontractors are not clearly identified.
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Your treatment log is not up to date.

A web compliance audit provides a clear assessment before making corrections. It prevents scattered efforts and helps distinguish between urgent issues and fundamental optimizations.

Our GDPR Compliance Support Services

We approach GDPR compliance support for small and medium-sized businesses as an operational project, not simply as a legal document to be published. The goal is to align regulatory requirements with the reality of your site, your tools, and your teams.

Request your compliance audit

We analyze user flows, forms, cookies, third-party scripts, legal pages, and tools connected to the site. This phase identifies visible discrepancies, technical risks, and points of friction for the user.

Why choose a web agency that specializes in GDPR compliance?

A web agency specializing in GDPR compliance understands regulatory challenges, technical constraints, and marketing realities alike. This dual perspective helps avoid two common mistakes: producing compliant text that’s disconnected from the website, or making technical corrections to the tracking without reviewing the user information.

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A technical and editorial review

We analyze what the user sees, what the site triggers, and what your tools actually collect. This cross-functional approach allows us to address gray areas: forms, consent, tags, legal content, and conversion paths.

A Clear Action Plan

You’ll receive concrete recommendations, ranked by priority, with actionable steps for your marketing, legal, and IT teams, as well as your web service providers.

Compliance Designed for the Long Term

The GDPR evolves alongside your tools. Whether it’s a new campaign, a new CRM, a new tag, or a new feature, your framework must remain maintainable, documented, and understandable.

Our GDPR Compliance Methodology

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Framing: Understanding Your Tools and Pathways

We identify sensitive pages, data collection points, third-party tools, data flows, and responsibilities. This step helps define the exact scope of the audit.

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Audit: Identifying Visible and Technical Discrepancies

We review cookies, forms, disclosures, scripts, tag triggers, legal pages, and any inconsistencies between your actual practices and your documentation.

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Action Plan: Prioritize Corrections

Each recommendation is categorized based on its risk level, user impact, and implementation complexity. You’ll know what to fix, in what order, and with what goal in mind.

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