Law 25 compliance for your website
Technical review and fixes for your website compliance
Does your website collect form submissions, cookies, analytics or personal information? Our Law 25 website service helps SMBs spot visible risks and fix the technical elements that can hurt compliance.
Law 25 for Québec business websites
This service helps Québec SMBs review their website through the lens of Law 25: forms, cookies, consent, policies, third-party tools and the technical fixes that apply to Québec businesses.
Forms
Review of data collection points.
Cookies
Third-party tools and consent.
Fixes
Concrete technical actions.
A practical audit of your website, not a report that sits on a shelf
Law 25 requires Québec businesses to better govern how they collect, use, retain and protect personal information. For a website, this often involves forms, analytics tools, newsletters, advertising pixels, consent banners, privacy policies and basic security.
Infotech Canada helps you move from intention to action: we review the technical elements of your website, identify visible gaps and apply the web fixes your environment needs.
This service can complement a website redesign or maintenance plan, especially with our website design, our managed web hosting and our managed IT services.
What we check
Data collection and consent
Review of forms, consent checkboxes, newsletters, calls to action and the messages that explain why data is requested.
Cookies and third-party tools
Review of analytics tools, marketing pixels, external scripts, cookie banners and anything that can send data to vendors.
Security and web fixes
SSL, forms, plugins, updates, administrator access, backups and minimum site protection practices.
Our approach
We start with a technical reading of your website and its data collection points. Then we rank the items to fix by impact: visibility to visitors, security, consent, documentation and maintenance.
- Inventory of visible forms and scripts
- Clear, prioritized recommendations
- Technical fixes applied on the website
- Improved wording, links and privacy pages
- Summary of changes for your internal records
For the official legal framework, see also the Commission d’accès à l’information du Québec.
Good to know
This service is a technical and operational review of your website. It does not replace legal advice. For complex legal, contractual or regulatory questions, we recommend checking with a legal professional.
Our role is to help you fix what is concrete on the website: data collection, consent, display, security, configuration and maintenance practices.
Want to know if your website is ready for Law 25?
Book a meeting to review your website, identify the priority gaps and prepare a realistic plan to fix them.