Termly is rolling out access to their API. This will allow a new level of compliance integration for partners and agencies.
The API can help partners build Termly compliance features into their applications and processes. Compliance scanners, consent banners, and legal policies can be integrated into applications or content management systems to give users access to compliance features — all without leaving the application.
Compliance tools will be able to be built into new client onboarding, keeping customers compliant from day one. Organizations can also save time and effort with batch account update options and automated cookie scans.
Partners will be able to use the API to:
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- Add, remove, and edit websites in their Termly account
- Invite users to a Termly account and assign access to one or multiple websites
- Trigger compliance scans for websites
- Add, edit, or remove cookie information in the cookie policy and consent banner
- Adjust consent banner style and behavior for one or multiple banners
- Generate customized cookie policies
Users can check out our API support article to learn more about all of the above features.
Termly hopes that API access will allow more businesses and websites to get the compliance they need. Termly’s cookie consent solution and legal policies have helped thousands of websites around the world. The public API launch aligns with Termly’s goals to make compliance as easy, affordable, and user-friendly as possible.
API rollout will start with limited functionality but will be expanded over time. Interested companies can use the form below to contact Termly’s partnership team to request access to the API.
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Written by Masha Komnenic CIPP/E, CIPM, CIPT, FIP
Masha Komnenic is a privacy lawyer and Termly’s Director of Global Privacy, who received her law degree from Belgrade University. She specializes in implementing, monitoring, and auditing business compliance with privacy regulations (HIPAA, PIPEDA, ePrivacy Directive, GDPR, CCPA, POPIA, LGPD).
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