Free tools for reading vendor documents
Built on the terms, DPAs and subprocessor pages vendors publish. No sign-in.
Score a vendor before you sign
Pick your company and a vendor. Venpo reads both sides’ terms, DPAs and security addenda and answers 20 questions with citations.
- Twenty fixed questions, each with a source
- A score out of 100 and a verdict
- Every run is a shareable link
See who handles your data downstream
Type a domain and walk its declared supply chain: the vendors it uses, the vendors they use, and where your data ends up.
- Expand tier by tier
- Every edge links to the document it came from
- Unmapped domains are mapped while you wait
Every verified change, as it lands
A public feed of changes to vendor terms, privacy policies and subprocessor lists, with a profile for every vendor we track.
- About 2,300 public vendor profiles
- Each change is a diff between two dated versions
- Follow the feed or browse the directory
Compare two versions of any document
Paste two versions of text or HTML and get a lawyer-style redline. Nothing you paste is stored.
- Added, removed and moved text marked in place
- Redline, side by side or clean copy
- Computed in memory, never saved
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. All four tools are public.
Where does the information come from?
Documents companies publish themselves: terms, privacy policies, DPAs, security addenda and subprocessor pages.
How current is it?
Documents are re-read every night and each read is stored as a dated version.
Is the text I paste into Redline stored?
No. The comparison runs in memory and is returned to your browser.
Is any of this legal advice?
No. The tools show what documents say, with the source attached.
Keep watching after the answer
An account re-reads your vendors’ documents every night and tells you the day something changes.