GDPR compliance service for the technical side of privacy.
We make websites and apps technically GDPR-compliant — proper cookie consent, Consent Mode v2, data mapping, secure storage and clean handling of data requests. We build the technical parts. We do not give legal advice, and we say so plainly.
GDPR is a build problem, not just a policy.
Most privacy work ends up on paper — a policy, a checklist, a lawyer's memo. But GDPR is not really kept on paper. It lives in your code: in the scripts that load before a visitor says yes, in the place your database stores an email address, in whether you can actually delete a user's data when they ask. That is the part a document can't fix, and it is exactly the part we handle.
At Scorpyns Technologies, we make websites and apps technically GDPR-compliant. That means a real cookie consent banner that blocks tracking until it's allowed, Consent Mode v2 wired into your analytics, a clear map of where personal data flows, secure storage, sensible data retention, and tools that let you honour a person's right to see or delete their data. We build the mechanism that makes your policy true.
One thing we are honest about up front: we are engineers, not lawyers. We don't write your privacy policy or judge what's legal in your situation — that's a job for a qualified lawyer or your data protection officer. What we do is build exactly what compliance requires, and work happily alongside your legal advisers to get every detail right.
The technical pieces, done properly.
Cookie consent that works
A clear banner that truly blocks tracking scripts until a visitor agrees — not one that hides itself while the cookies still fire in the background.
Consent Mode v2
Google's tools wired to respect each visitor's choice, so analytics and ads keep working while sending no personal data from people who said no.
Data mapping & GDPR audit
We trace every place personal data enters, moves and rests — forms, logins, analytics, third-party tools — so you finally know what you hold and where.
DSAR handling
Tools to find, export and delete a person's data on request, turning a stressful manual scramble into a few reliable clicks.
Secure storage & retention
Encryption in transit and at rest, tight access control, and automatic rules that delete data once it's no longer needed.
Privacy by design
Building a new site or app? We bake compliance in from day one, so you never have to bolt it on later. See our web app development.
A clear checklist, nothing hidden.
Every GDPR implementation we do covers the technical essentials below. We tell you plainly which ones your project needs and which it doesn't.
- Consent banner — a clear, accessible cookie notice with real accept, reject and manage choices.
- Script blocking — trackers stay off until consent is given, checked with real network tests.
- Consent Mode v2 — Google Analytics and Ads set up to honour each visitor's choice.
- Consent records — a stored, time-stamped log of what each visitor agreed to.
- Data map — a plain document of every personal-data flow in your site or app.
- Third-party review — a list of the outside tools that touch your users' data.
- DSAR tools — export and delete a person's data quickly and completely.
- Retention rules — automatic clean-up so old data doesn't pile up forever.
- Encryption — HTTPS everywhere and encrypted storage for sensitive fields.
- Access control — only the right people and services can reach personal data.
- Breach-ready logging — records that help you spot and report an incident in time.
- Handover & docs — a short guide and a walkthrough so your team can run it all.
Engineers who ship the real thing.
Plenty of tools promise "instant GDPR" with one script. They drop a pretty banner on your site while the tracking cookies keep firing underneath. That looks compliant and isn't. We do the unglamorous work that actually holds up: blocking scripts properly, mapping real data, and testing what fires and when.
We build our own products too. Scorpyns runs its own platforms that handle real user data, so we treat privacy the way we treat our own systems — not as a box to tick, but as something that has to keep working long after launch.
We stay in our lane, and say so. We handle the technical implementation and leave the legal calls to your lawyer or data protection officer. Clear boundaries mean you always know who owns what, and nothing important falls through the gap.
We're remote-first and worldwide. We work with startups and established companies across many time zones, fully online, with plain-English updates and calls at a time that suits you. Wherever you are, we can help.
From audit to compliant build.
Audit
We review your site or app, list every personal-data flow, and find the gaps — from firing cookies to data with no delete path.
Plan
You get a clear, written plan of exactly what we'll build, a fixed scope, and a date. No jargon, no surprises.
Implement
We build it: consent, Consent Mode v2, secure storage, retention rules and DSAR tools — clean, tested and documented.
Test
We check what actually fires with real network and consent tests, on desktop and mobile, before and after each choice.
Handover
We walk your team through it, hand over a short guide, and stay available for questions and future changes.
Trusted tech, set up right.
We work with well-known consent, analytics and security tools — and we pick the ones that fit your stack, rather than forcing one on you.
What technical GDPR really involves.
If you've searched for how to make a website GDPR-compliant, you've probably found a mix of scary warnings and one-click plugins. The truth sits in the middle. Most of the work is practical and doable — but it has to be done properly, in the code, not just promised on a banner. Here's what that actually looks like.
Cookie consent done properly
Real consent means nothing that tracks a visitor runs until they say yes. That sounds obvious, but many sites get it backwards: the banner appears while analytics, ad pixels and chat widgets have already loaded and set cookies. We build consent the right way round. Scripts are held back until a visitor chooses. Say no, and they never fire. Say yes to some things only, and only those run. Every choice is stored with a time stamp, and people can change their mind at any point.
Consent Mode v2 and your analytics
Google now expects Consent Mode v2 for sites that measure European traffic or run ads. It's a smart middle path: instead of switching Google's tools fully on or off, the tags always load but adjust to each visitor's choice. If someone declines, no personal data is sent — Google receives only anonymous signals. This lets you keep useful, privacy-safe measurement without breaking the rules. We wire it into Google Tag Manager and test that it behaves correctly for both consent and refusal.
Data mapping: knowing where personal data lives
You can't protect what you can't see. A GDPR audit starts by mapping every place personal data enters your system — contact forms, sign-ups, logins, comments, analytics, payment tools — and following it to where it rests and who can reach it. Most teams are surprised by how much data they quietly collect through third-party tools. Once it's mapped, decisions get easy: what to keep, what to stop collecting, and what to lock down.
Handling data subject requests (DSARs)
GDPR gives people real rights over their data: to see it, correct it, take it elsewhere, or have it deleted. When a request comes in, you have a limited time to respond. Without the right tools, that means someone hunting through databases and spreadsheets by hand. We build simple internal tools that gather all of a person's data, export it in a clean file, and delete it fully across your systems — so a request that used to take days takes minutes.
Secure storage and data retention
GDPR expects personal data to be kept safe and not held longer than needed. On the safety side, we use HTTPS everywhere, encrypt sensitive fields, and make sure only the right people and services can reach the data. On the retention side, we set up automatic rules that clean up old records — because the safest data is the data you no longer keep. Less stored data means less risk if anything ever goes wrong.
Privacy by design and by default
The cheapest time to get privacy right is before a line of code is written. When we build a new website or app, we design it so it collects only what it needs, protects it from the start, and makes deletion easy. That's what "privacy by design and by default" means in practice, and it's far less painful than retrofitting compliance onto a system that never planned for it.
Where we stop: legal advice
We'll say it once more, clearly, because it matters. We build the technical side. We do not write privacy policies, judge lawful bases, or advise on what your specific situation requires under the law. That's the work of a qualified lawyer or a data protection officer. We're glad to build precisely what they specify, and to explain the technical facts they need to make good calls.
We've handled real personal data.
From a public grievance platform that handles citizen data to products used every day, we build systems where privacy and security aren't optional. Proof beats promises.
GDPR questions, answered simply.
What does a GDPR compliance service actually cover?
We cover the technical side. That means the parts of GDPR you build into a website or app: a real cookie consent banner, Consent Mode v2, a map of where personal data flows, secure storage, data retention rules, and tools to export or delete a person's data when they ask. We set these up, test them, and show your team how they work.
Do you give legal advice?
No. We are engineers, not lawyers. We handle the technical work that makes your site or app compliant, but we do not write your privacy policy or tell you what is legal in your case. For that, you should speak to a qualified lawyer or your data protection officer. We are happy to work alongside them and build exactly what they ask for.
What is Consent Mode v2 and do I need it?
Consent Mode v2 is a way for Google's tools, like Google Analytics and Google Ads, to respect a visitor's cookie choices. If someone says no to tracking, the tags still load but send no personal data. Google now expects Consent Mode v2 for sites that show ads or measure traffic from Europe. If you use Google tools and have European visitors, you likely need it, and we can set it up.
How does cookie consent work on my site?
When someone first visits, they see a clear banner asking what they allow. Nothing that tracks them runs until they choose. If they say no, tracking scripts stay switched off. If they say yes, only the things they agreed to run. We store a record of each choice, make it easy to change later, and block scripts properly, not just hide the banner.
Can you handle data subject access requests, or DSARs?
Yes. GDPR gives people the right to see, correct or delete the personal data you hold about them. We build the tools that make this simple: a way to find all of a person's data, export it in a clean file, and delete it fully when needed. This turns a stressful manual job into a few clicks, and helps you answer within the time the law allows.
Do you work with international or remote clients?
Yes. We are a remote-first studio and we work with clients all over the world, across many time zones. Everything we do is delivered online, with clear written updates and regular calls at a time that suits you. Whether you are a startup or an established company, and wherever you are based, we can help.
How long does GDPR implementation take?
It depends on the size of your website or app and how much data it handles. A simple site with a consent banner and analytics might take a week or two. A large app with user accounts, many data flows and DSAR tools takes longer. After a short audit, we give you a clear plan and a date, in writing, before any work starts.
Does GDPR apply to me if I am not in Europe?
Often, yes. GDPR follows the person, not just the company. If you have visitors, users or customers in the European Union, you generally need to respect their data rights, even if your business sits elsewhere. Many companies worldwide choose to meet the same standard for everyone, because it is a clear and trusted way to handle personal data.
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