GDPR Compliance & Data Privacy Tools
If you collect personal data from contacts in the EU/UK — or you just want stronger privacy practices in general — Vendi Today gives you tools to capture consent, disclose your data use, and honor requests from people about their own data.
Cookie consent on your funnels and websites
You can add a cookie consent banner to any funnel or website you build in Vendi Today. It prompts visitors to accept or decline non-essential cookies before tracking scripts run, which is one of the baseline requirements under GDPR and similar privacy laws.
Look for the cookie consent option in your funnel/website builder settings and enable it on any page that sets cookies or tracks visitors.
Capturing consent and legal basis
When you collect personal data through forms, surveys, or other lead capture tools, you can configure consent language so people know what they're agreeing to and why you're allowed to process their data. You can also link to your business's own privacy policy directly from the form, so visitors can review it before submitting their information.
Responding to data subject requests
People whose data you hold have rights under GDPR — to see what you have on them, correct it, or have it deleted ("right of erasure"). Vendi Today's contact records let you locate, export, and permanently delete an individual's data when you receive this kind of request, so you can respond within the required timeframe.
What's handled for you
Some GDPR obligations sit with the platform rather than with you as the account holder — things like data processing agreements, breach detection, and ongoing security testing on the infrastructure itself. You don't need to configure anything for these; they're part of how Vendi Today operates behind the scenes.
Your responsibility
Enabling these tools doesn't make your business automatically compliant — you're still the one deciding what data to collect, why, and how long to keep it. Treat this article as a map of the tools available, and talk to a privacy advisor if you're unsure what GDPR requires for your specific business.
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