What is Trackingplan

Overview

The Trackingplan Way

Automonitoring

Events

Properties

User Attributes

Pages

Acquisition

Platform Metrics

Automated Alert System

Warnings & Updates

Consent and Cookie Monitoring

Pixel Monitoring

Privacy Monitoring

Naming Conventions Monitoring

Discover Releases

Data Validation

Deep Audits

Digests

Getting Started

Installing Trackingplan

For Websites

Webhooks

For Apps

For ssGTM

Post-Install Warm-Up

Inside Trackingplan

Dashboard

Search

Health Summary

Starred Items

Reports

Data Explorer

Tracks Explorer

Root Cause Analysis

Presence Map

Advanced Reports

Session Finder

Privacy Report

Change History

Settings & Members

Destinations

How to…

Manage Warnings

Mute Warnings

Debug Warnings

AI Debugger

Attribution

Customize Warnings

Ensure Privacy

Marketing Observability

Enhance Collaboration

Extend detection

Ensure Privacy

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With features built to automate compliance, enforce consent rules, and minimize data exposure, here’s how Trackingplan simplifies the path to a secure, privacy-compliant data stack:

Trackingplan’s Privacy Report: Instantly Detect Sensitive Data Collection

Since Trackingplan automatically monitors all the data sent from your websites or apps to third-party integrations, if it detects potential privacy issues — like personal data being collected or shared without proper consent — you’ll be notified immediately.

Trackingplan’s Privacy Report offers a centralized view of all detected personal or security-sensitive data being sent to analytics and marketing platforms.

This proactive approach enables you to take immediate action before compliance issues arise, helping protect both your business and your users' trust.

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Privacy SDK: Mask & Protect Sensitive Data at the Source

Trackingplan’s Privacy SDK masks sensitive information on the user’s device before it leaves the browser or app, helping teams implement privacy by design while maintaining full visibility into their tracking data.

PII masking is enabled by default in the SDK (e.g. usePrivacy: true), so customers do not need to activate a privacy mode or make configuration changes to protect sensitive fields. The default masking rules can be extended or customized to match specific use cases.

Here’s how it helps your team stay in control:

This is especially useful for organizations that handle sensitive data or operate in regions with strict privacy requirements.

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