Ketch Releases Privacy Experiences

With Next Generation Privacy Management and Customization Options 

Ketch, a Data Permissioning Platform for privacy operations and data mobilization, announced the launch of its next-generation Privacy Experiences.

“Ketch is reshaping the future of permissioning, privacy, and consent”

Ketch Privacy Experiences makes it easy for non-technical teams to build, design, and deploy customized, responsive consumer experiences for privacy and consent requirements, all without any technical skills.

This update introduces over 400 no-code configuration options for the customization of frontend cookie banners, consent modals, and privacy preference centers. It sets a new industry standard for expectations of brand integration, flexibility, and performance.

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“Ketch is reshaping the future of permissioning, privacy, and consent,” said Tom Chavez, Ketch Co-founder and CEO. “Our platform’s unprecedented, no-code configuration will enable companies to design consumer-centric consent experiences while maintaining compliance with global data laws.”

With Ketch Privacy Experiences (part of the Ketch Consent Management Platform), brands are empowered to personalize their visitor-facing consent journeys, ensuring that privacy compliance does not come at the expense of user experience or brand integrity. The customization options are unparalleled in the privacy management software segment.

Key innovations include:

• 400+ configurations available for modifying every element of the frontend, visitor-facing privacy experience, including colors, blocks and elements visibility, position and layout options for modal and banner privacy and consent notices.
• Create your own, on-brand preference center, providing a centralized hub for user access to privacy program elements including data subject requests (DSRs), communication preferences, and privacy policies; includes the ability to add images, icons, and customize the layout and appearance, with no-code customization and preview capabilities.
• Responsive SDKs (software development kits) for iOS, Android, and React, with automatic updates to reflect changes; for brands with multiple digital channels and platforms that require consent banners and modals, this greatly reduces reliance on developers for upgrade support.
• Real-time, WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor, with the ability to preview experiences in different styles, languages, jurisdictions, and devices without leaving the editor.

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Ketch Privacy Experiences stands alone in its “clicks, not code” approach. Non-technical privacy program stakeholders, such as lawyers and marketers, can easily configure any consumer-facing privacy experience without developer or engineering support.

All experiences can be deployed automatically across multiple devices, channels, and jurisdictions, ensuring the right experience is served to the right visitor every time.