TrustArc Privacy MCP
Updated June 2026The TrustArc Privacy MCP, built by community, provides privacy compliance management via TrustArc API — manage consent records and data subject request workflows, retrieve privacy assessment status and findings, manage cookie consent banners and opt-out preferences, access data inventory and processing activity records, track regulatory compliance across GDPR, CCPA, and other frameworks, manage vendor risk assessments, and generate privacy compliance reports. It is community-built and best for Productivity.
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Privacy compliance management via TrustArc API — manage consent records and data subject request workflows, retrieve privacy assessment status and findings, manage cookie consent banners and opt-out preferences, access data inventory and processing activity records, track regulatory compliance across GDPR, CCPA, and other frameworks, manage vendor risk assessments, and generate privacy compliance reports.
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