You've flagged the consent issues. You've raised the GDPR exposure. Nobody upstream acts, because nobody can see what it costs the business. Pipelit gives every violation a regulation, a citation, and a pound figure — the only argument that travels into rooms where the budget gets decided.
It happens every quarter. Compliance comes second to the budget conversation. Not because anyone disagrees with you — because nobody can see the cost.
Compliance has been a department. Pipelit turns it into a P&L line. Every violation comes with the regulation it breaks, the evidence it sits on, and the revenue impact it carries — packaged for rooms where Legal usually loses.
Scanned from a real UK residential IP across Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Not what your CMP claims it does — what fires before consent on the ground. Your DPO audit, externally verified.
PECR Reg 6. UK GDPR Art 6(1)(ea). ePrivacy Art 5(3). DUA Act 2025. Every pre-consent fire mapped to the specific regulation it breaches, with ICO enforcement precedent attached.
For every violation: timestamp, browser, cookie payload, network request, regulation citation. Exportable for board reporting, ICO correspondence, or supplier audits.
Pipeline at risk, CAC distortion, fine exposure under the DUA Act (up to £17.5m). Compliance, finally translated into the language the CEO, CFO, and Marketing already speak.
The Revenue Compliance Score moves up as violations are resolved. Legal, Finance, and Marketing finally watch the same number. Compliance becomes performance, not paperwork.
You're not wrong. You never have been. You've just never had the language Finance and Marketing already use. Pipelit hands you that language.
I've watched DPOs flag the same risk for years and never get traction. Not because they were wrong — because they didn't have the language Finance and Marketing already speak. Pipelit gives you that language. The argument was always right. Now it travels.
One platform. Three departments watching one number. Connects in clicks, with 24 months of audit on day one.