Can you afford the risk of OneTrust?

That third-party data discovery, I don’t think I can say that I’ve seen any other tool that currently does that like DataGrail. The threshold for data classification has already been met and surpassed in terms of what I expected with OneTrust.

OneTrust was not delivering on Labster’s two core needs, data monitoring and visibility into applications being used across the organization. The Labster team was also unhappy with OneTrust’s workflow, finding it hard to use.

Since switching to DataGrail, the transition has been seamless. From a developer’s perspective, I really can’t point out any negatives in DataGrail. With OneTrust, we frequently faced issues related to data tracking and partner pixel blocking, often on a monthly basis.

I found OneTrust unexpectedly limiting. The lack of customization options created more work for our team, and we had to do a lot of manual work. DataGrail integrates with our systems beautifully: the result is more efficient and ensures lower risk of human error. DataGrail gets back to us quickly and ensures their team is available to us.

I may not have been as detailed as I should have been about how piss poor the implementation with OneTrust was. Unfortunately OneTrust just completely depeleted any trust that could be given to a compliance platform based on how they treated our team. They are seriously the most useless company I’ve worked with.

The user interface, and piece of mind concerning actual deletions is where DataGrail shines compared to OneTrust. I can be confident of our compliance with statutory requirements when I have visibility into what data is deleted and from where when resolving a data subject request.