Managing Scan Results

Use this page to keep your scan results organized — suppress items you've reviewed and add notes to track decisions across scans.

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Suppression rules

Suppression works through rules, not one-off dismissals. A rule matches cookies, domains, or scripts by glob pattern and attaches a reason to everything it matches, so a decision you make once keeps applying as your site changes. You'll find them on the Rules tab of a scanner.

Each rule carries:

• A reason — First Party, BAA, Approved, Compliant, Internal, Ignore, or Other. This is the label a reviewer reads.
• Notes — free text for the context behind the decision: who reviewed it, when, and what still needs to happen.
• A priority — lower numbers win when more than one rule matches the same resource.
• Patterns — cookie, domain, and script globs. A single rule can cover a vendor's whole footprint.

Suppressing does not hide a resource. It stays on your reports with its reason attached, sorted to the bottom of the list and visually muted so it stops competing for attention. That's deliberate: an auditor asking "what loads on this site?" should still see everything, alongside the decision you recorded. To drop a resource from future reports, remove it from your site.

Because a rule matches by pattern, notes follow the pattern rather than a single row, and they persist across scans.

What to use each reason for

• First Party — your own domains and tags.
• BAA — a vendor with a signed Business Associate Agreement on file.
• Approved — reviewed and accepted, often with a follow-up date in the notes.
• Internal — tracked somewhere else, such as a tag manager audited on its own schedule.
• Compliant, Ignore, Other — everything else you've consciously decided about.

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Next Steps

• Scanner configuration
• What the scanner detects