CCPA Framework™ for WordPress

No. In our current version the popup only records that a user accepts that they know the site uses cookies. The cookie descriptions should be listed in the privacy policy page.

The privacy tools in WordPress only allow you to manually handle requests. Our plugin can automate the process. Additionally, the plugin also allows for custom consent types.

Yes! Any number of consent checkboxes can be created and tracked for use with forms, newsletter sign-ups, surveys and more.

Delete will fully remove a user from the database. Anonymize will remove any private information for field setup to be anonymous. Information is removed, but some information in the database remains.

Yes. Users can download an HTML or JSON copy of their private information stored on the website.

Yes. The plugin will generate a privacy policy page. To complete the page, a web administrator must complete any policy information unique to the business. These are marked with To-Do.

Yes. A shortcode is available to add a form so users can opt out. A record of submissions is available as a custom post type in the administration area of WordPress.

Yes, but this feature is not available in the free version of the plugin. Data443’s Data Identification Manager solution has the ability to connect to services like Office 365, Sharepoint, Salesforce and more.

Yes. The plugin offers a free seal available for businesses to place on their site. This seal is updated in-real-time and confirms daily that your site is compliance with current privacy policies.