District-Ready Privacy Pack
Districts want proof of what your product does with student data before they sign. I test what your product and website actually send to outside companies, then give you the documents to answer district privacy reviews with evidence instead of guesswork.
Why deals stall in privacy review
District reviewers send long privacy and security questionnaires and data privacy agreements, and they look closely at which third parties receive student data. A tracking pixel or analytics tool nobody remembered adding can slow or stop a deal.
What’s included
What I check
- Network traffic from your marketing site, sign-in pages, and teacher- and student-facing pages, using test accounts you provide
- Every third party that receives data, and what each one receives
- Ad, social and data-broker tracking on any page students use
- Your privacy policy and any data privacy agreements you’ve signed, compared with what the traffic shows
Deliverables
- A tested third-party data inventory you can share with districts
- A plain-language, one-page privacy summary for district reviewers
- Draft answers to the privacy and data-sharing questions districts commonly ask, based on the test results
- A prioritized fix list for anything that would raise a reviewer’s concern
- A 60-minute walkthrough call
District desk
Ongoing help as district questionnaires and privacy questions come in, plus a quarterly re-test so your data inventory stays accurate as your product changes.
How it works
- 01Send a request
Tell me about your product and the districts you’re selling to. - 02Scoping call
30 minutes to agree on which pages and accounts to test. - 03Testing & documents
I run the tests and prepare your pack, usually within 3 weeks. - 04Walkthrough
We go through the findings and documents together.
Your results stay confidential. I never publish client findings. This is technical testing and documentation, not legal advice; your counsel should review any agreement before you sign it.