CCPA / CPRA Copilot
AI-powered guidance for California consumer privacy law
What the CCPA / CPRA Copilot Can Do
Applicability assessment against CCPA/CPRA business thresholds
Privacy notice and Notice at Collection drafting (Cal. Civ. Code §1798.100, §1798.130)
Consumer rights workflow design: Know, Delete, Correct, Opt-Out, Limit Sensitive PI
Service Provider and Contractor agreement review (§1798.100(d))
Sensitive Personal Information classification and limit-use guidance (§1798.121)
Cross-mapping to GDPR for businesses already running an EU privacy program
About CCPA / CPRA Copilot
CCPA / CPRA Copilot helps US and global businesses subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act (as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act) build compliant privacy programs, draft consumer-rights workflows, and align California obligations with their existing GDPR program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who must comply with CCPA / CPRA?
Businesses that meet any of the CCPA thresholds and process the personal information of California residents — typically: $25M+ annual revenue, 100,000+ CA consumers or households, or 50%+ revenue from selling/sharing CA personal information. The Copilot helps you confirm applicability and document the analysis.
How is CCPA different from GDPR?
CCPA is opt-out (sale/sharing) where GDPR is opt-in (most processing). CCPA grants consumer rights similar to GDPR data subject rights but uses different terminology ('consumer' vs 'data subject', 'business' vs 'controller'). The Copilot translates between the two so you can run one program across both jurisdictions.
Does CPRA replace CCPA?
CPRA amends and expands CCPA — it did not replace it. Together they form the current California consumer privacy framework, enforced by the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA). The Copilot covers the consolidated requirements.
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