Solutions/E-commerce

E-commerce

Cookie consent, DSR at scale, and marketing compliance for online retail

E-commerce businesses in Kenya collect personal data from the first website visit - cookies, browse behaviour, purchase history, and payment data. DPA 2019 obligations start at the cookie banner. Dira gives you the full compliance stack from consent to DSR fulfilment.

Online retailers collect personal data at every touchpoint - from the cookie banner through checkout to post-purchase communications. The volume of DSR requests from customers exercising their rights can be high. Dira automates the entire compliance cycle so your team can focus on growth, not spreadsheets.

Key challenges

DPA 2019 obligations for e-commerce

Cookie and tracking consent

Analytics, advertising, and personalisation cookies all require granular, freely-given consent under s.32. Pre-ticked boxes and bundled consent are not valid.

Marketing opt-in management

Email marketing, push notifications, and SMS campaigns require documented consent. Withdrawal must be as easy as opting in - trackable with timestamps.

High-volume DSR requests

Customers regularly request access to or deletion of their purchase and browse history. At scale, manual processing is unsustainable.

Payment processor agreements

Payment gateways, fraud detection tools, and delivery platforms all process customer data - each requiring documented s.42 data processor agreements.

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