Website Compliance

It answers “what did our page show on this date?” with a scheduled screenshot archive of URLs you own. You select claims pages, terms, privacy, promo landings, and other publications that matter for regulatory or contractual questions. Stillio captures them on the cadence you set and keeps the images dated. When someone asks about a past version, you open the archive instead of reconstructing from tickets and drafts. The product does not decide whether a publication met a rule and does not replace counsel. It supplies a practical visual record of publications you can browse, download, or sync. Pair this with how Stillio handles account and capture security on the security page when you evaluate vendors. Buyers who leave manual work or homegrown scripts usually want exactly this: fewer missed dates, one place to find the rendered page.

CMS revisions store content fields. Visitors often saw more: A/B banners, promo bars, cookie notices, embedded widgets, and layout that never sat in a single editable field. Manual print screen depends on someone remembering to capture at the right moment, which fails during busy launch weeks. Scheduled captures remove that dependency. You can run daily captures on high-churn promo pages and weekly on slower legal pages. Hourly or finer schedules exist when a launch week moves fast. Email can tell Martha when a new screenshot is ready so she does not babysit the dashboard. Archives export or sync into folders teams already use. For bulk URL setup after a site relaunch, sitemap import helps load the legal set without typing every path. Compare that workflow with product detail on features before you commit a URL list.

Start with pages that state obligations or commercial claims: product claim blocks, shipping and returns, contest and giveaway terms, privacy and cookie notices, homepage promo strips during campaigns, and landing pages tied to ads. Social profile or campaign pages that repeat official claims can sit on the same list when they matter for your process. Martha keeps claim pages plus terms and privacy on a steady schedule, and densifies captures during launch weeks when banners change daily. She also keeps shipping claim modules on category pages, because those change quietly when logistics partners update SLAs. The table below is a practical starter set, not a regulatory checklist for every industry.

A capture is a dated record of what the page showed. It does not settle a dispute or guarantee a legal outcome. When auditors or partners ask for historical publications, dated captures are easier to share than reconstructed CMS exports. For a walkthrough of the product flow, see the demo.