Importantly Easy
We currently use Osano to manage our cookies on nearly 20+ websites. We use the consent manager product to sort cookies and scripts that …
Osano
Osano
Osano
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What is Osano?
Osano, headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a data privacy platform boasting usage by more than 750,000 websites around the globe. With laws like GDPR and CCPA, it is designed so users can ensure their sites are compliant and mitigate the...
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What is Osano?
Osano, headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a data privacy platform boasting usage by more than 750,000 websites around the globe. With laws like GDPR and CCPA, it is designed so users can ensure their sites are compliant and mitigate the risk of being sued. The vendor states that while Osano assists websites in being compliant with specific laws, it also:
- Monitors vendors - Do you know what your vendors do with your information? Osana helps users do this.
- GDPR Representative - If you collect data from residents in the EU, you need a physical presence there. Osano covers this.
- Consent Management - Osana is a cookie consent solution, that can keep websites compliant with no code.
- Know vendor's policy changes - reading through pages and pages can be time-consuming. Osano locates changes so users can stay in the know.
Osano Features
- Supported: Cookie Banner
- Supported: Consent Management
- Supported: Data Subject Rights Management
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Osano Integrations
- Airtable
- Adobe Experience Platform
- Adobe Experience Platform Launch
- AdRoll
- Amazon Web Services
- Auth0, from Okta
- Braintree, a PayPal service
- Chargebee
- Chargify
- Clover
- Copper
- Datadog
- Ceridian Dayforce
- DocuSign
- Domo
- Dropbox
- Fivetran
- GitLab
- Google Tag Manager
- Google Sheets
- Google Analytics
- Gusto
- Heap
- Harvest
- Hotjar
- HubSpot Marketing Hub
- Intercom
- InsightSquared Marketing Analytics now part of Mediafly
- Iterable
- Klaviyo
- LivePerson Conversation Cloud (LiveEngage)
- Microsoft Dynamics 365
- Mixpanel
- MySQL
- Oracle CX Marketing
- Pardot
- Pendo.io
- Recurly
- Salesforce.com
- Shopify
- Slack
- Stripe
- Trello
- Zendesk Support Suite
- Xero
- Zuora
- Zapier
Osano Technical Details
| Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
| Mobile Application | No |
Osano Customer Size Distribution
| Consumers | 10% |
|---|---|
| Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 30% |
| Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 40% |
| Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 20% |
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September 21, 2021
Importantly Easy
We currently use Osano to manage our cookies on nearly 20+ websites. We use the consent manager product to sort cookies and scripts that run on these sites. Our partnership with Osano began when the CCPA was enacted and we needed a robust tool to make our sites compliant. I single-handedly use the Osano platform within my organization. The sites were initially set up with Osano nearly 2 years ago and I continue to manage the running scripts and classifications within the platform.
- Improves the product regularly
- Easy to manage the cookies and scripts
- "Blocklist" feature is handy for spamy scripts still lurking on old sites.
- [I] would like to have more details on what the scripts/cookies are for (it isn't always clear).
- The step-by-step process of classifying scripts and saving vs. publishing is clunky and unclear.
- Some [of the] naming conventions aren't intuitive - compliance mode, strict, passive, etc.
- Consent management product
- Allowing [and] disallowing scripts to run on websites
- Customizable popup settings so the user experience can be created to best fit the website
- + [We] haven't had any compliance issues.
- - When adding new scripts to the website, I (me, specifically) need to remember that I'll need to classify them before the scripts will work. [It is] not streamlined for other people on my team.
- + [There are] generally little-to-no issues, which is good.
I haven't used any other products like Osano before.