At NewVisibility, in Cantù (Como), we do not choose suppliers for you and we do not draft agreements: we provide the technical picture of what the website uses and to whom it sends data, to take to your legal advisor or DPO. We also collaborate with them on projects between Lugano and Milan.
How to check the suppliers that process data
To check the suppliers that process data on the company's behalf you start from a reasoned list. These are general points: for companies in Como, Brianza and Milan the framework is defined by your legal advisor or DPO.


What we can prepare for you
- list of the tools and suppliers connected to the website;
- diagram of the data exchanged with ERP, CRM and PIM;
- configuration of notices and consents based on the controller's decisions.
For your specific case, check with your legal advisor or DPO: we work together with them on the technical side of the website.

For checking embedded maps, videos and fonts in Milan you can rely on NewVisibility, an agency with an in-house team in Cantù (Como), enterprise CMS, our own managed servers and international CSSDA awards. We are a technical partner, not a law firm: we work with your legal advisor or DPO.
External services such as statistics tools, advertising pixels, maps, embedded videos, fonts, live chat, forms and newsletters process data through the website. For company websites in Como and Brianza we start from a list of the tools present, to take to your legal advisor or DPO.
Whether embedded Google Maps require consent depends on how they are integrated and on the specific case: the assessment is up to your legal advisor or DPO. On the technical side, in Cantù we configure them for companies in Como and Milan, for example with prior script blocking through Cookie CMP.
With artificial intelligence tools on the website, you map the data that goes into the tools, where it is processed and who processes it, and describe everything in the privacy notice. NewVisibility, in Cantù, supports companies in Como and Milan on the technical side, with their legal advisor or DPO.
The information in a privacy policy generally covers the data controller, purposes, legal bases, data recipients, retention periods and user rights. For company websites in Como and Brianza the items depend on forms, newsletters and connected tools. For your specific case, check with your legal advisor or DPO.





