DataRights for WooCommerce helps you understand which privacy aspects you should review in your WooCommerce store and which ones to tackle first, under Chilean Law 21.719 (in force from December 1, 2026).
What it does
- Store profile with 9 minimal questions
- Normative catalog: 9 obligations and 29 controls derived from the law, with article references
- Applicability engine: what applies to YOUR store, with clear reasons
- Evaluation per control with provenance (declared by admin / technically detected)
- Honest diagnosis: priorities and items needing confirmation — no fake “compliance” percentages
- Environment evidence (optional technical observations you choose to adopt)
- Printable report + CSV export
What it is NOT
Not a legal-compliance certificate and not legal advice. It does not implement or automate controls; it assesses and guides.
Privacy of this plugin
DataRights runs locally on your WordPress install. It sends nothing to external servers, uses no tracking, and removes its own data on uninstall.
Screenshots
DataRights dashboard — privacy overview of your WooCommerce store, with environment evidence and evaluation status.
Evaluate each control with plain-language guidance: what it means, why it matters, what to review, and when to mark it covered.
Guide — what DataRights is and is not, and why some items wait for the Data Protection Agency's definitions (Art. 11).
Compliance Profile — describe your store's data-handling characteristics so only the applicable obligations are assessed.
Standalone report — a printable summary of what was evaluated, declared, and detected, with priorities.