Swiss nFADP Compliant Web Analytics

Switzerland's revised Federal Act on Data Protection (nFADP/revDSG) modernizes Swiss data protection law, aligning it closer to GDPR. ActionLab complies because it processes no personal data of Swiss residents.

Swiss nFADP Requirements

Jurisdiction: Switzerland

  • Transparency about data processing
  • Purpose limitation and proportionality
  • Data protection by design and default
  • Data Protection Impact Assessment for high-risk processing
  • Notification of data breaches

How ActionLab Complies with Swiss nFADP

Transparency

ActionLab's data practices are fully transparent: no personal data collected, no cookies, aggregate-only analytics.

Proportionality

Only the minimum data needed for useful analytics is collected — aggregate page views, referrers, and device types.

Privacy by design

ActionLab is architecturally designed to be incapable of personal data collection.

Summary

ActionLab Analytics is compliant with Swiss nFADP by design. Because no personal data is collected, no cookies are used, and no cross-session tracking occurs, the compliance burden associated with analytics is eliminated entirely. You do not need consent banners, data processing agreements, or complex configuration to use ActionLab in Switzerland.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ActionLab compliant with the new Swiss data protection law?

Yes. The nFADP applies to processing of personal data. Since ActionLab collects no personal data, it complies with the nFADP by default.