What the scan sees
Only the public page and services loaded in an ordinary visitor’s browser.
No CMS password, private dashboard or analytics account is needed.The first scan needs only a website address. CookiLow shows which services start before consent and, after onboarding, keeps the visitor choice history.
No sign-up · No website password · No analytics accessSee what the public scan reads and what the service will store after a customer connects their website.
Only the public page and services loaded in an ordinary visitor’s browser.
No CMS password, private dashboard or analytics account is needed.Your websites, scan results, settings and support history.
The workspace opens only after an authorised user signs in.The visitor’s choice, banner version, event time and a pseudonymous record ID.
Enough context to confirm the choice later without storing the page content.When a visitor changes their choice, both records remain visible. Only an authorised workspace user can find or export them.
When a visitor changes their choice, the earlier record stays and a new event is added.
Customers see their own websites. Sensitive actions require a signed-in account.
The website and public API use protected connections that are checked after every release.
Backups and release checks help restore the service after a technical problem.
The first check runs without installation. After onboarding, the useful records and documents stay together.
The first scan runs from the public website address. CookiLow does not ask for a CMS login.
Find a record by its ID or date and export it when a visitor asks a question.
Privacy, processing and service documents remain available on the CookiLow website.
Paid accounts will open only after billing, cancellation, export and deletion have passed the full release test.
Public pages are checked without CMS credentials.
The website and public API use protected transport.
The DPA, security measures, provider list and retention periods will be published.
Sign-in, billing, cancellation, export and deletion will pass an end-to-end test.
About certification: CookiLow does not currently hold ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certification. If that changes, the supporting documents will be published here.
Read what data CookiLow receives, how this website uses cookies and what the service is responsible for.
Verify DIGITAL GROUP AS in the Norwegian register ↗How account, scan and service information is handled.
Open →DOCUMENTCookie policyWhat the CookiLow website stores and when.
Open →DOCUMENTData processing termsRoles, instructions and safeguards for customer processing.
Open →DOCUMENTTerms of serviceService scope, responsibilities and launch boundary.
Open →Email hello@cookilow.com with the page and a short description of what happened. Do not send passwords or personal data.