Use case

Cookie audits for ecommerce & DTC stores

Ecommerce stacks pile on fast: analytics, ads, reviews, chat, personalization, and payment plugins. Each release can change what fires on checkout. CookieComply scans the storefront you ship — homepage, collection, cart, and thank-you page — so growth and legal agree on what actually loads, not what last year's spreadsheet said.

Where stores get surprised

  • Checkout and post-purchase pages often load more third parties than the homepage — especially pixels that only fire after Add to cart or Order complete.
  • Shopify apps and GTM containers can inject cookies your theme team never listed in the privacy policy.
  • Reject all is meaningless if retargeting still fires — a live capture shows whether the banner is respected.
  • Seasonal campaigns add short-lived tags; a quick scan before peak traffic avoids last-minute legal escalations.

Suggested scan set

  • Homepage and a top landing page from paid or email traffic.
  • Product detail page with reviews and recommendations enabled.
  • Cart and checkout (or staging equivalent with the same apps).
  • Order confirmation / thank-you page where conversion tags concentrate.

CookieComply vs your CMP alone

Your CMP configures categories and shows the banner. CookieComply checks the live shop: which cookies appear, when, and whether classifications match what you tell customers. Keep the CMP for consent collection; re-scan with CookieComply after app installs or theme updates.

Questions we get a lot

See what your site actually loads

Run a live Chrome scan, capture cookies before consent, and share a GDPR report with legal or clients.

Need this handled for you? Consent Readiness Audit · Reject-All Fix