A comparison with OneTrust for “The right to be informed” compliance.

 



The right to be informed – One Trust vs Sitecore

•       Sitecore

•       No Automatic scanning of cookies. They have to be manually identified and categorized or use some third-party tools.

•       Cookie banner and setting etc have to be custom built using preferred technologies like Sitecore MVC , boot strap etc.

•        Sitecore recommends capturing and storing your end customer’s affirmative action in the Sitecore Experience Database(xDB). This action can be stored as a facet on the end customer’s contact record in xDB. Once stored in xDB it is possible to display the contact’s information in the Sitecore Experience Profile

•       One Trust

•       Automatic Scanning of the website to identify and categorize the cookies used

•       There are limitations for scanning pages that are behind Authentication

•       Scripts are provided to integrate One Trust to Sitecore both for Test and Production environments

•       Cookie banner , cookie settings a functions are available out of the box

•       Consent and Preferences in Stored in OneTrust

 


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