Policies change. Catch them on the first run.
Spider crawls terms-of-service, privacy, and regulatory pages reliably, even behind bot protection, and returns clean content your pipeline can hash and compare against previous versions.
- content delivered, hash differs from last crawl
200vendor-a.com/terms 200partner-b.com/privacy200regulator.gov/guidance
Crawl, compare, react.
Schedule a job that calls Spider's crawl API on your target URLs. Spider returns clean content your pipeline can hash and compare against stored versions. When a hash changes, you know the page changed.
Schedule
Call Spider's crawl API on a cron job. Daily, weekly, or any interval your scheduler supports.
Compare
Hash the returned content and compare against your stored version. A different hash means the page changed.
Alert
When a change is detected, trigger your notification pipeline. Spider can also deliver content via webhook on every crawl.
The pages worth watching.
Terms of service
Track changes to vendor agreements, SaaS terms, and data processing addendums. Know when a clause changes before it affects your obligations.
Privacy policies
Monitor partner and vendor privacy policies for changes to data handling, retention periods, and third-party sharing clauses.
Regulatory guidance
Track updates from regulators, standards bodies, and industry groups. New guidance pages, updated compliance frameworks, and enforcement actions.
Competitor policy pages
Watch competitor pricing pages, feature lists, and policy documents. Useful for competitive analysis, and for catching when your own terms fall out of date.
Version snapshots
Store each crawl result with a timestamp on your side. Build a complete version history for audit trails, dispute resolution, or regulatory submissions.
Webhook delivery
Spider sends crawled content to your webhook endpoint on every crawl. Pipe it to Slack, email, or your compliance tool for downstream processing.
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Catch policy changes on the first run, not the audit.
Set up policy monitoring in minutes. Get alerted when terms change, not when auditors ask.