How it works

You have a website that needs to comply with Swedish and European rules. CompliantHQ scans it, finds the problems, and explains exactly what to fix.

What this is about

Swedish website compliance comes down to three things: visitor consent must be respected before tracking cookies fire, the site must work for people with disabilities, and your policies must say what they should — and actually match what the site does. All three are required by law: ePrivacy and GDPR since 2018; web accessibility via DOS-lagen for the public sector and the Swedish Accessibility Act (implementing the EU Accessibility Act, EAA) for consumer-facing services from June 2025; and GDPR's information requirements (Articles 13–14) for what policy pages must contain.

Finding the issues isn't the hard part — understanding what they mean, prioritising them by legal risk, and translating them into actions that actually work for your specific setup is. That's where CompliantHQ comes in.

How it works — four steps

1. 1

   We scan your website

   Every month our scanner visits your website in a real browser — just like any other visitor. We load pages, see which cookies are set, which third-party scripts run, how accessibility looks for screen readers, and we locate your policy pages, terms, and forms. All automated, no manual review.

2. 2

   We find the problems

   We compare what we see against Swedish and EU law: ePrivacy, GDPR, WCAG 2.2, EAA and the Swedish DOS-lagen. For cookies and accessibility, anything from the Meta Pixel firing before consent to links without accessible names for screen readers ends up on the list. And we don't stop at whether your policies exist: we check that they contain what GDPR requires and flag what's missing, that your forms collect consent correctly, and that what the policies promise matches what the scan actually measured — if the cookie policy says "no tracking cookies" but we measured Google Analytics before consent, that becomes its own finding.

3. 3

   The AI reads the scan and writes your action plan

   Our compliance-specialised AI — built on Claude and continuously trained on Swedish and EU law and supervisory decisions from IMY, DIGG and PTS — weighs every finding. It writes concrete actions tailored to your setup. If you use WordPress you get WordPress-specific tips. If you have a cookie consent platform we tailor the steps to that platform.

4. 4

   You follow the plan, we follow up

   The action plan is prioritised by legal risk — tracking cookies before consent at the top, missing alt attributes further down. You tick off actions as you fix them. When you're done you click "Verify" — we revisit the page and confirm the fix worked. A new scan every month so you see whatever new turned up. And when a new law is on the way we build the check in ahead of time, so you can prepare before it takes effect — not after.

What you get

• ✓AI advisor in chat — available around the clock, no meetings to book
• ✓Action plan in priority order, with concrete steps tailored to your setup
• ✓Verification tool that confirms your fix actually worked
• ✓Unlimited team members — invite colleagues, your web agency, internal developers
• ✓Screenshots of findings so you see exactly what the AI saw

Want to read deeper?

We have three modules in production, one per regulatory area (a fourth, the AI Act, is coming):