DSA Compliance

Develop by Shopify

$12.99-$39.95

/ Month

Free plan available 7 Days Free Trial

Automate EU Digital Services Act compliance for Shopify effortlessly.

Seamless integration

Automated reporting

Notice & action forms

Trader information display

Monthly recipient reports

About DSA Compliance

Launched Jun 19, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

66B Southend Park, Kolkata, WB, 700029, IN

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Description

Make your store DSA compliant easily. Automated reporting, notice & action forms.

DSA Compliance Made Simple automates EU Digital Services Act requirements for Shopify merchants. Handle customer content reports with integrated notice and action processing. Display mandatory trader information in your store footer. Generate monthly active recipient reports automatically using store analytics. Seamless Shopify integration with guided setup requires no coding.

Submit Notice & Action reports to meet Article 16 compliance
Generate monthly recipient reports automatically (Article 15)
Display trader information in your store footer (Article 25)

Pros

Automates compliance with EU Digital Services Act requirements for Shopify merchants, reducing manual work.
Handles customer content reports efficiently with integrated notice and action processing.
Automatically generates monthly active recipient reports using store analytics, aiding in compliance with Article 15.
Displays mandatory trader information in the store footer to ensure adherence to Article 25.
Seamless integration with Shopify and guided setup that requires no coding, making it accessible for merchants without technical expertise.
Provides tools to submit Notice & Action reports for compliance with Article 16, ensuring legal conformity.

Cons

Limited to Shopify merchants, which may exclude users on other e-commerce platforms.
Features may be redundant for merchants who already have robust in-house compliance processes.
Lack of reviews makes it difficult to gauge user satisfaction or identify potential issues.
Potential learning curve for users unfamiliar with the EU Digital Services Act, despite the guided setup process.