For registered data brokers and marketing-data companies

The 45-Day Clock Is Already Running

Since 1 August 2026 every registered broker has had to open DROP at least once every 45 days, process each verified deletion request inside its own 45 days, treat the ones you cannot verify as opt-outs, push the deletion down to your service providers, and keep doing it every 45 days after that. Miss a request and the statute counts $200 per request, per day. Most teams are tracking all of it in a spreadsheet nobody trusts. This is the register built for it.

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45-day access countdown Per-request deadline tracking Opt-out conversion checks Downstream notification log Re-deletion cycle tracker Printable evidence pack

Five separate obligations, five separate ways to slip

The Delete Act does not just ask you to delete data. It sets a recurring access duty, a per-request deadline, a rule for requests you cannot verify, a downstream duty, and an ongoing re-deletion cycle. Each one runs on its own clock, and an auditor from 2028 will ask you to evidence all five.

1

The access cycle, pinned at the top

Every DROP access is a dated evidence record. The app shows your next required access date, counts the days down, and marks any historical gap over 45 days as a breach on the record.

2

Every request against its own deadline

The 45-day completion clock runs from the date received, not the date you noticed. Each request shows days remaining, and overdue ones carry a running estimate of statutory exposure.

3

The unverifiable-request trap

A request you cannot verify is not a request you can close. It has to be processed as an opt-out of sale and sharing — and the log flags every one that has not been converted.

4

Downstream and re-deletion, both tracked

Record which service providers and contractors you directed and when. Every completed deletion then starts its own 45-day re-deletion cycle for data reacquired since.

What you actually see

The dashboard opens on the next required access and everything currently out of step.

Next required DROP access
Sep 18, 2026
3 days remaining · last access Aug 04, 2026
31
Requests logged
2
Past 45-day deadline
1
Not opted out
24
Closed
DROP-2026-081142Received Jul 06 · verified
OVERDUE 6D
Deadline Aug 20
$1,200
DROP-2026-081196Received Jul 19 · unverifiable
DUE IN 6D
Convert to opt-out
DROP-2026-081233Received Jun 27 · verified
CLOSED ON TIME
Downstream Jun 30
Compliance alerts raised
Overdue requestDROP-2026-081142 is 6 days past its 45-day deadline — estimated exposure $1,200
Not convertedDROP-2026-081196 could not be verified and has not been converted to an opt-out
No downstreamDROP-2026-081204 was deleted but no service-provider notification is recorded
“The deletion got done. Proving it got done inside 45 days is the part nobody planned for.”

Built for the people who carry the obligation: compliance leads at registered data brokers, privacy operations teams, and the marketing-data companies who registered with the CPPA and are now working out what a 45-day cycle actually means in practice. It is a single page that runs entirely in your browser — no account, no backend, no consumer data leaving your device. Install it to your home screen and it works offline.

Built by Mulkern AI Systems, who ship operations tooling for marketing teams.

$19
One-time purchase — not a subscription
  • DROP access-cycle log with next-required-access countdown
  • Unlimited deletion-request records with 45-day deadline tracking
  • Automatic OK / due-soon / overdue banding on every clock
  • Flags unverifiable requests never converted to opt-outs
  • Service-provider and contractor notification tracking
  • Ongoing 45-day re-deletion cycle per completed request
  • Estimated fine exposure at the statutory $200 per request per day
  • CSV exports, printable evidence pack, JSON backup and restore
  • Light and dark themes, installable, works offline
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