Launching early 2027

Your regulatory to-do list, made simple.

One assessment for accessibility, privacy and marketing rules, with the fix and not just the finding, and help keeping it fixed.

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What we look at

  • AccessibilityAODA, Accessible Canada Act, WCAG, EAA
  • Privacy and consentLaw 25, PIPEDA, GDPR, CCPA
  • Marketing communicationsCASL and consent

The problem

Rules don't hold still.

  • New markets bring new rules.

    Selling into Ontario, Quebec, the US or the EU means a different rulebook in each place. Many teams learn which ones apply only when a buyer asks.

  • Code changes quietly undo past fixes.

    A release, a new tag or a redesigned form can bring back a problem you already solved. It can go unnoticed until the next review.

  • The rules keep changing, and legal review is costly to repeat.

    Laws are updated and standards are revised. Going back to outside counsel every time can be slow and costly, so checks happen less often than they should.

What we check

One assessment. Three kinds of rules.

Many teams handle accessibility, privacy and marketing consent separately, if at all. We look at all three together and give you one report in plain language.

  • Accessibility

    Can everyone use your site and app, including people with disabilities? We test against recognized standards and show you where people get stuck.

    Rules we check against: Ontario AODA, Accessible Canada Act, WCAG, European Accessibility Act

  • Privacy and consent

    Is personal data collected and kept the right way? We check what your forms collect, and whether cookies, pixels and tags wait for consent before they run.

    Rules we check against: Quebec Law 25, PIPEDA, GDPR, CCPA

  • Marketing communications

    Do your emails and messages go only to people who agreed to get them? We look at how consent is asked for, recorded and honoured.

    Rules we check against: CASL

How it works

From first scan to ongoing care

  1. Scan

    We run a free automated scan of your site to see where the biggest gaps are.

  2. Report

    A person reviews the results and sends you a plain-language report with a prioritized fix list.

  3. Fix

    We help you make the changes, so the report turns into work that gets done.

  4. Monitor

    We keep watching your site and the rules that apply to you, and alert you when a release or a rule change affects something.

Who it's for

Built for the people who end up owning this

If you work at a company of about 200 to 5,000 people that sells into Ontario, Quebec, the US or the EU, and there's no dedicated compliance specialist on staff, this is for you. The work usually lands on whoever is closest to the website, the data or the contract.

  • Head of Digital

    A clear list of what to fix on the site and app, in the order that matters, with help getting it done.

  • Marketing Operations Lead

    A check that cookies, tags and email lists follow the consent rules, and an alert if a campaign change breaks them.

  • General Counsel

    One report in plain language that you can hand to your team and share when buyers ask for details, without starting from scratch each time.

Why now

Why this matters in 2026 and 2027

Some dates and buyer expectations are already in motion.

  • December 31, 2026Ontario businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees must file an accessibility compliance report by this date, and every three years after.Source: Government of Ontario
  • In procurement nowGovernment and enterprise buyers increasingly ask suppliers for accessibility conformance reports. Federal guidance tells Canadian departments to request one from technology suppliers.Source: Government of Canada
  • Introduced June 15, 2026Bill C-36 would enact a new federal privacy law for businesses and amend PIPEDA. It is now before Parliament.Source: Parliament of Canada (LEGISinfo)
  • Since June 28, 2025The European Accessibility Act applies to many digital products and services sold in the EU.Source: EUR-Lex, Directive (EU) 2019/882

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About

Why we started Trackhound

We've led digital and operations teams and watched compliance fall between departments. Trackhound brings it together: one assessment, and one team to help with the fixes.