Outside-EU data checker
A red-flag audit pass. Every homepage endpoint and third-party service, every country and registered jurisdiction, sorted by signal strength.
Use this when a non-EU finding itself is the action item — vendor review, subprocessor list update, customer Q&A.
A red-flag audit pass. Every homepage endpoint and third-party service, every country and registered jurisdiction, sorted by signal strength.
Confirm whether the load is a passive asset or an active script, identify the vendor and its jurisdiction, and check whether consent, a contract or a DPA already covers it. The scanner saves you the first step — the public surface is mapped before you open the vendor tab.
It is not a compliance verdict, not a DPIA, not a substitute for due diligence on a specific vendor, and not a proof of a data transfer in either direction. It is a public surface map — useful as a starting point for any of the above.
No. A static reference to a non-EU service is not by itself proof of a non-compliant transfer. The scanner lists it so you can answer the question; the legal conclusion is yours.
The result is from one moment in time, fetched live from public DNS and HTTP. We re-scan when you re-submit; we do not cache the homepage HTML.
Not in this MVP. The scanner is anonymous and stateless. If you need to retain the result, take a screenshot or copy the report content. A shareable report is a future direction.