Sub-processor compliance with verifiable, timestamped evidence — automated.
Track vendor privacy policy updates, filter noise with AI, approve real changes, and hand auditors evidence they can check themselves: the vendor's raw HTML, its SHA-256 digest, and an independent RFC 3161 timestamp. Set up in a couple of minutes.
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Send one link instead of filling in the same vendor questions on every security review. Buyers see a professional, auditable compliance presence — even if you're a five-person team.
Never miss a vendor change — or drown in false ones
Unlike a simple page-diff scraper, TrustPages classifies every detected change with Gemini 2.5 Flash. A reworded footer or a moved menu item publishes itself as cosmetic; only a genuine sub-processor change ever reaches your approval queue.
Keep customers informed automatically
Approved changes publish to your trust page and notify your subscribers by email — your notification obligation, handled without a single manual announcement.
Why not just a Notion page?
A static page can't tell you when Stripe quietly adds a new sub-processor, and it can't email your customers about it. TrustPages is the difference between claiming you track your vendors and being able to prove it — with a live change history your buyers can audit. And it costs a fraction of enterprise compliance platforms you don't need yet.
Why not just screenshots?
A screenshot can be cropped, edited or retaken to say whatever the week of the audit needs it to say — there is no way for anyone but you to check. Every change TrustPages detects instead stores the vendor's raw HTML itself, with its own SHA-256 digest, a UTC capture timestamp and a unified diff against the previous version, bundled into one downloadable ZIP on the Growth plan. The digest lets an auditor re-hash the file and confirm it is the one we recorded; what fixes the record in time is the RFC 3161 timestamp, issued by an external timestamping authority rather than by us — and every pack states plainly whether it carries one.
What you can hand an auditor
A screenshot taken the week of the audit proves nothing about what the page said three months ago.
The documents, not just the diff
Every detected change stores the vendor's page as it read before and after, each with a content hash and a timestamp — plus who reviewed it and when they approved it.
One CSV for the whole history
Export every change as a single file: dates, vendors, classifications, hashes and decisions — the thing you actually get asked for. Part of the Growth plan.
The customer notice, drafted
Your DPA promises customers a heads-up under Article 28(2). We draft that notice from the change itself, so the part that usually gets skipped is a review rather than a blank page.
See it in action
One dashboard for you, one public trust page for your customers.
Be enterprise-ready before the questionnaire arrives
Set it up in a couple of minutes — get notified only when something actually changes.
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