Privacy Consulting
Sibbo Consulting · Privacy

Control your vendors.
Optimize your consent.

  • Do you know how many vendors in your CMP are actually active?
  • Are you certain none of them fire before consent, breaching the regulation?
  • Would you know which vendors to drop from your vendor list and which ones to keep?

Declaring vendors doesn't mean having them under control. At Sibbo we monitor what happens behind your CMP to detect risks and optimize your vendor list.

At Sibbo we've spent over 10 years across privacy, AdTech, analytics and monetization. A complete view to understand everything happening behind your vendors.

Powered by ACM by Didomi (Advanced Compliance Monitoring), with access to TCF Vendor Explorer included.
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Why clients trust Sibbo

A partner that connects privacy, technology and business

Consent management involves different teams. Sibbo brings the knowledge and support to connect them and turn analysis into decisions, and decisions into action.

Cross-functional expertise

Privacy, AdTech, analytics and monetization in one team. We understand the technical, legal and business implications behind every decision.

From detection to action

We don't stop at the report. We analyze the findings, prioritize the risks and support your teams in resolving them.

A vendor list built with judgment

We identify which vendors are actually active and which are relevant to your business, to keep a cleaner, more efficient and controlled vendor list.

Who it's for

Who is this for?

Legal · Privacy

DPO / Privacy manager

Needs visibility over the company's vendors and to make sure privacy decisions carry through to the rest of the teams.

Business · Digital

Digital / Business manager

Wants privacy tools and policies to translate into concrete actions, keeping the different teams aligned.

Technology · AdTech

Technical / AdTech manager

Needs to know which technologies are running, where the breaches happen and what changes need to be implemented.

The challenge

The risks that shouldn't go unnoticed

01

Technologies that fire before consent

Cookies, trackers or vendors that start operating before the user has made their choice.

02

Vendors operating without being declared

Technologies detected on the site that aren't properly reflected in the consent setup.

03

Oversized vendor lists

Long lists of declared vendors that make it hard to know who you're really working with and which technologies you actually need to keep.

Privacy isn't reviewed once and considered done. Vendors, technologies and configurations change. That's why control has to be ongoing.

How we work

From monitoring to action

An ongoing process to keep your consent and your vendor ecosystem under control over time.

01

Monitoring

ACM by Didomi scans your URLs and the different scenarios — acceptance, rejection, login and other relevant cases — to check what's actually happening on your site.

02

Identifying

We analyze technologies triggered before consent, undeclared vendors, cookies, trackers and configurations that need review.

03

Prioritizing

Not all findings carry the same weight. We identify the risks and determine what needs action and in what order.

04

Fixing

We define the necessary measures and work with the privacy, technology and business teams to put them into practice.

05

Following up

We periodically review compliance and the vendor list, track how it evolves, and support the team through new risks or incidents.

What sets us apart

ACM by Didomi detects. Sibbo analyzes and acts.

ACM by Didomi shows what's happening in your ecosystem. TCF Vendor Explorer brings the market view. Sibbo connects both perspectives to turn that information into decisions: identifying risks, prioritizing what to review and defining how to optimize it.

Let's start

Your vendor list won't optimize itself

Let's talk about your CMP, your vendor list, and the risks — legal and performance — worth keeping under control.