What is Privacy Tools used for?

Privacy Tools is used to discover personal data, manage consent and cookies, handle data subject requests, and run LGPD compliance programs.

Who should use Privacy Tools?

Data protection officers, compliance teams, IT operations, and privacy consultants at companies that must comply with Brazil's LGPD.

Can Privacy Tools be installed on-premise?

Yes. Privacy Tools can be installed on your own infrastructure or used in the cloud in a segregated environment.

How does Privacy Tools discover personal data?

Privacy Tools scans databases, file systems, cloud storage, and workstations to find and classify personal and sensitive data automatically.

What are the best alternatives to Privacy Tools?

Well-known alternatives to Privacy Tools include OneTrust, BigID, Securiti, and TrustArc for data discovery and privacy management.

Privacy Tools Reviews, Features & Alternatives

Overview

What is Privacy Tools?

Privacy Tools is a privacy management platform from Brazil built around LGPD compliance. It finds and classifies personal and sensitive data in databases, file systems, and cloud storage, and supports data mapping, DPIAs, consent and cookie management, and data subject requests. Further modules cover incident management, audit reports, ESG controls, and AI project governance. Data protection officers, IT and compliance teams, and consultants in Brazilian companies use it to run privacy programs.

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Data Protection OfficersCompliance TeamsIT OperationsPrivacy ConsultantsLegal Teams

Product snapshot

Category: Data Discovery & Exploration
Best for: LGPD privacy programs
Deployment: Cloud / On-premise
Free trial: Contact vendor
Integrations: APIs, databases, cloud storage
AI features: No

Key features

Key features of Privacy Tools

Sensitive data discovery

Find and classify personal data in databases, files, and cloud storage.

Consent and cookies

Manage user consent and build compliant cookie banners for websites.

Data subject requests

Receive and track data holder rights requests through a dedicated module.

Data mapping

Build data inventories, record transfers, and run impact assessments.

Workstation agents

Scan Windows, Linux, and Mac endpoints for personal data.

Incident management

Log and respond to privacy incidents with tracked workflows.

Reviews

Privacy Tools reviews

3 reviews

Overall

5.0/5

Ease of use4.8/5
Features5/5
Value for money4.8/5
Customer support5/5

What users like

Easy to use and implement
Helps meet LGPD requirements
Simple cookie banner customization
Wide set of privacy modules

What users dislike

Limited banner layout options
Focused mainly on Brazilian LGPD
Pricing not published on website
No self-serve free trial

Rudimar G.

Gerente de Operações

“Liked the ease of use and the many features that helped the company meet LGPD requirements. Found that more banner layout options for websites are needed.”

Andressa Z.

Coordenadora de Operações de TI

“Liked the efficient and important tools the platform provides. Noted no major drawbacks, reporting no problems with the platform since adoption.”

Gabriela S.

Estagiária

“Liked the easy management of cookie consent and the ability to create a custom banner for the website. Noted no major drawbacks.”

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Alternatives

Top Privacy Tools alternatives

OneTrust
Best for
Enterprise privacy programs
Why choose it
Broad privacy, consent, and governance suite
BigID
Best for
Data discovery and classification
Why choose it
Deep scanning across structured and unstructured data
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Securiti
Best for
Data privacy automation
Why choose it
Automates discovery, consent, and privacy requests
TrustArc
Best for
Global privacy compliance
Why choose it
Covers many regulations and assessment templates

Integrations

Privacy Tools integrations

Privacy Tools connects to the places where personal data is stored so it can be discovered and governed. Its data discovery module scans relational databases, file systems, and cloud environments, and uses detectors for items such as credit card numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and health information, with support for custom detectors. Workstation agents extend scanning to Windows, Linux, and Mac endpoints. APIs let companies pull all data related to one person into rights request workflows. The platform can be installed on a company's own infrastructure or used in a segregated cloud environment, which suits organizations with strict hosting rules. Cookie banners are added to websites for consent capture.

FAQ

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