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Public-page scan · example

A report you can inspect.

This preview shows the kinds of static page and resource signals a saved scanner report can contain—and where that evidence stops.

Illustrative sample data — this is not a live scan and contains no customer data.

Saved scan report

Field Notes Supply | Home

https://fieldnotes.example/fictional example domain

CompletedSynthetic example
Script tags
8

Counted in returned HTML

Unique URL references
18

Collected from returned HTML (maximum 250)

Technologies
2

Recognized signatures in this example

Finding

A signal to interpret

neutral

Technology and consent-management signals observed

The returned page inventory includes tracking-related technology and a recognizable consent-management signal. This HTML/resource scan does not test accept, reject, or preference-change behavior.

Observed signatures

Vendor & script inventory

Google Analytics

analyticsObserved

https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-EXAMPLE

OneTrust

consent managementObserved

https://cdn.onetrust.com/scripttemplates/otSDKStub.js

“Observed” means a known signature appeared in returned HTML or a public resource URL; it does not confirm script execution.

Scope boundary

Evidence, not a verdict.

A scanner report summarizes the returned HTML and discovered resource references. It is an operational review aid—not a legal audit, compliance certification, or proof that a user choice is enforced.

What this sample does not show

It does not verify browser-executed tags, cookies, network requests, or what changes after a visitor makes a consent choice. The separate consent test currently compares server-returned HTML and resource inventories around one safely identified, same-origin static reject or essential-only control; it does not click a browser interface or inspect browser network activity.

Future evaluation criteria—not current report output

Before making network-level consent-state claims, future evaluation would need to assess real browser accept/reject interactions, requests and storage associated with each choice, and how results vary across regional or authenticated experiences. None of those behaviors is represented by this sample.

The example uses fictional values only. No site was scanned to create this page.

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