MickSystems – Boussole Conformité Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Boussole Conformité is a lightweight assistant for WordPress site owners running a micro-entreprise in France. It covers the whole journey, not just the paperwork that comes once a site is live:
- Getting started right — a self-checked “Parcours entrepreneurial” section covering business status thresholds, business registration (SIRET), the ACRE start-up aid, dedicated bank account rules, professional insurance, home-based business lease/insurance checks, the CFE property tax, and often-missed professional training rights. Each point links to an official government source.
- Legal documents — after a short questionnaire, the plugin generates a personalized checklist and drafts your legal notices, T&Cs, terms of use, and privacy policy as WordPress page drafts you review and publish yourself.
- An internal, non-published GDPR processing register (Art. 30), generated from your answers and meant to be printed or kept for your own records.
- Ongoing awareness — the plugin re-checks its plugin detection on every dashboard visit (WooCommerce, payment providers, analytics and cookie tools, even generic “custom code” trackers) and flags a published document for review if your answers or your site’s tools change afterwards.
Boussole Conformité always stays in an advisory role: it informs and points you to official sources, it never replaces a lawyer or accountant, and it never publishes anything on your behalf.
Screenshots
The onboarding wizard — one clear question per screen, with automatic detection of tools already installed on the site (here, WooCommerce).
The dashboard widget — three sections (entrepreneurial journey, legal obligations, advisor recommendations), each with a progress count and a “why does this matter” explainer on every item.
A “why” explainer opened from the ⓘ icon — the mentor tone behind every checklist item, with a link to an official source.
A generated legal notice, ready to review in the block editor — always a draft, never published automatically.
The internal GDPR processing register (Article 30) — meant to be printed or kept for your own records, never published on the site.
