The pull request still has the context
The author, reason and technical detail are still present. Inth uses that context to explain what changed and which company promise it may affect.
Observe the change
Read additions and upgrades that create new collection, storage, sharing, tracking, or vendor behavior.
Explain the impact
Show the data involved, where it moves, which vendor receives it, and why the change needs review.
Resolve in context
Route the finding, propose a code fix when possible, and preserve the decision beside the change.
Give engineering and compliance the same change
Developers see the finding with the code. Privacy, legal and compliance get the context they need in Inth.
Data flow mapping
Trace personal data from collection through processing, storage, and external destinations.
Tracker and SDK detection
Spot new analytics, advertising, identity, and vendor dependencies as they enter the product.
Vendor call graph
Connect outbound requests to the service, data category, consent state, and policy record they affect.
Checks in CI
Run privacy review in the delivery workflow before the change loses its technical context.
Every finding stays attached to the code that caused it
Each finding becomes a durable record of the source, review, fix and final decision.
- Commit, pull request, file, and data flow
- Owner, status, rationale, and approval
- Fix history and the record that closed the finding