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DELETE Act compliance that holds up under audit.

California DROP registration, deletion batch cycles, erasure request deadlines, suppression lists, and the evidence trail that proves you did it. Built for the moment a regulator asks.

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The MCStanding dashboard showing four jurisdictions, an overdue erasure request, ten unresolved work items, and a daily exposure ceiling

California DROPVermont · EU · BrazilCompliance clockSuppressionAudit simulationLocal first

What it does

The problem, and how MCStanding handles it.

The California DELETE Act moved data broker compliance from an annual registration to an ongoing operational duty. You have to process deletion requests on a cycle, meet deadlines per request, and be able to show your work afterward.

Most tools in this space help you register. MCStanding is built around the harder half, which is proving compliance later. Scoped jurisdictions, a compliance clock with dated obligations, batch cycles, suppression lists, per request deadline tracking, and an audit simulation that surfaces the gaps before an examiner does.

It ships with a worked example: a fictional broker with a realistic history, including the problems worth finding. You can open it and see exactly what good and bad look like before you enter anything of your own.

How it works

Three steps, in the order that matters.

Scope your jurisdictionsCalifornia, Vermont, the EU, Brazil, and the obligations each one creates.

Operate the cyclesBatch deletion cycles and per request deadlines, tracked against the clock.

Prove itRun the audit simulation, then export the evidence trail.

Where your data lives

Local first: your records never leave the device. A compliance tool that quietly becomes another copy of the data you are trying to delete would be its own problem, so MCStanding does not hold it.

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