Cookies
Observed cookies are grouped for review by timing, classification, and consent relevance.
Run a Free SentinelScanReal Chromium sessions capture cookies, scripts, requests, consent state, runtime errors, and page behavior for implementation validation.
Browser scan evidence starts from the runtime page, not a vendor dashboard. SentinelScan records what a visitor's browser can observe during scan sessions.
That evidence helps teams separate configuration claims from live behavior across cookies, scripts, network requests, page state, and runtime errors.
The useful output is not only a list of findings. It is a record of timing, vendor exposure, consent visibility, and page conditions that can be handed to the people responsible for repair.
The goal is to preserve enough detail for remediation, not just assign a score.
Observed cookies are grouped for review by timing, classification, and consent relevance.
Third-party scripts are tied to vendor domains and categories so teams can review exposure and decide which controls should govern them.
Analytics, advertising, and platform requests are captured when visible during the scan.
Visible dataLayer consent defaults and updates are preserved so teams can compare the intended state with runtime behavior.
SEO hygiene, canonical state, viewport, headings, and structured data are checked for regressions.
Console and execution errors are surfaced when they may affect consent or tracking behavior.
Check high-value templates and conversion paths before public release.
Use runtime evidence to identify whether the issue is CMP configuration, GTM sequencing, hard-coded scripts, app embeds, or platform setup.
Give legal, marketing, analytics, and engineering teams one evidence set.
Find vendors and scripts that no longer belong in the page stack.
SentinelScan reports are designed to help legal, marketing, analytics, and web teams review the same technical evidence without relying on screenshots alone.
Reports summarize technical scan results without claiming a legal conclusion.
Default, update, and page-state signals are preserved when visible so implementation teams can review timing and state.
Network requests, cookies, third-party scripts, and regional differences are preserved for review.
A client-ready URL lets legal, analytics, marketing, and web teams inspect the same scan.
Technical credibility
SentinelScan captures the runtime evidence teams need before they can fix consent and tracking behavior.