FADP audit for Swiss websites

Your cookie banner says "OK". Yet data is already leaving Switzerland.

Enter your site's domain name below: Qlarity shows what leaves before consent (Google, Meta, maps, forms). Free for a first preview. Full report from 189 CHF incl. VAT.

Try your site

See what your page contacts outside Switzerland.

Partial technical inventory (network, cookies, storage), captured server-side before consent.

Your site talks to Google and Facebook before "Accept".

Cookies, pixels, maps, fonts: some of it leaves without consent. In Switzerland, the FADP requires you to know. Without a dated inventory, you fix blind.

What a Qlarity analysis reveals

A form on a Swiss site, data leaving abroad: the report flags it, with date and time.

Network capture
Switzerland - visit originUnited States - request destinationLeaving the territoryEncrypted, but outside Swiss jurisdictionHosting outside Switzerland / EU3 third-party domains contactedwww.exemple.ch/contactContact formNameMarie AebischerEmailm.aebischer@exemple.chMessageBonjour, je souhaite un devis pour...SendNo link to the privacy policy
tmeth.outbound requestresolutionsignal
14:22:07.118GETfonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=...142.250.74.234US
14:22:07.203POSTapi.hubapi.com/forms/v2/submit104.16.253.55US
14:22:07.311GETwww.google-analytics.com/g/collect142.250.203.110US
14:22:07.402DOMContact form - purpose not stated - CP-10
Example rebuilt from a scan. Addresses and timestamps are fictional, to illustrate the principle.

From your domain to a clear inventory

  1. You enter your domain name

    Start with the free preview on this page, or go straight to the full analysis.

  2. Qlarity scans before consent

    Cookies, external calls, forms: what leaves, where it goes, what raises questions.

  3. You receive the report

    Summary to decide, detail to fix. Ready to share with your team or agency.

How we analyse

No magic score: network capture, verifiable rules, dated evidence.

Qlarity browses your site like a visitor who has not yet accepted cookies. Every finding rests on real requests, observed cookies and documented control points, not on AI-generated opinion.

CP = control point (checkpoint): numbered audit rule (e.g. CP-13, cookies before consent).

  • Network capture

    Server-side headless browser: domains contacted, cookies, local storage, before any click on "Accept".

  • Control points (CP)

    Dozens of codified control points (CP): trackers, banner, policy, forms, transfers outside Switzerland / EU.

  • Dated evidence

    Network captures, timestamps, links to relevant pages: an inventory you can hand to your agency or counsel.

What the free preview vs the full report covers
ThemeWhat we checkFree previewFull report
Network and cookies CP-01 - CP-08 - CP-13Domains contacted, cookies before consent, transfers outside Switzerland / EUYesYes
Google and tracking CP-09 - CP-14 - CP-16Tag Manager, Consent Mode v2, policy / tracking consistencyPartialYes
Legal pages CP-05 - CP-06 - CP-07Cookie banner, privacy policy, legal noticeNoYes
Embedded content CP-02 - CP-03 - CP-04 - CP-15Google Fonts, Maps, YouTube, social pluginsNoYes
Forms CP-10Purpose stated, data sent abroadNoYes
Technical CP-11 - CP-18 - CP-19HTTPS, indexability, DNS and subdomain hygieneNoYes

Sample control points

CodeControlWhy it matters
CP-13Cookies before consentTrackers leave before "Accept": direct FADP risk.
CP-08Transfers outside Switzerland / EUData sent to foreign servers without you seeing it.
CP-01Third-party trackersGoogle Analytics, Meta Pixel, etc.: who receives what, and when.
CP-05Cookie bannerPresence and behaviour of the banner before tools load.
CP-09Google Consent Mode v2Does Google receive a default refusal, or an implicit "yes"?
CP-06Privacy policyPage accessible, up to date, consistent with what the site actually sends.
CP-10Forms: purposeContact, newsletter: is the purpose stated before submit?
CP-03Google MapsEmbedded map = Google calls often before consent.

The full report lists every CP applicable to your site, with evidence and captures.

Built by techniConcept, digital agency in French-speaking Switzerland.

Since 2009. Same standard as on our FADP/GDPR audits: clear report, dated evidence, concrete actions.

Testimonials

  • The tool is very effective. I had no idea my site was not 100% FADP-compliant.
    Visitor, Swiss Automotive Show
  • Thank you, this is very clear. I will send the report to my agency so they can make the needed adjustments.
    Visitor, Swiss Automotive Show

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Common questions

Is this legal advice?

No. Qlarity delivers a dated technical inventory (network, cookies, gaps). For legal qualification or binding decisions, your counsel or DPO remains the right contact.

What is in the report?

A summary to decide, a client view, and technical detail (cookies, network, forms, gaps) to fix.

How long for the preview and the full report?

The free preview on this page usually takes under a minute if the site responds normally. For the full report: after payment and domain confirmation, the scan starts; you receive the link by email once the analysis is complete.

Can I move from one-off to a subscription?

Yes. Many start with one-off, then switch to 4x / year once priorities are clear.

Is payment secure?

Yes, via Stripe. Qlarity does not store card numbers.

Does Qlarity use AI to score my site?

No. Findings come from automated audit rules applied to timestamped network and DOM captures.

See what your site sends, for free.

Use the form on this page. For a full report to share with your agency, the one-off analysis is 189 CHF incl. VAT.