How should teams inventory and govern ADMT under the US CPRA?
Teams should treat ADMT under the CPRA as an inventory and implementation question: identify where automated decisionmaking technology is used, what consumer effect it has, whether profiling or sensitive personal information is involved, and what notices, access rights, opt-out handling, risk assessment, and governance evidence are needed under the CPPA ADMT regulations.
The safest first step is to inventory the decision system, data categories, human-review path, consumer-facing impact, vendor role, and applicable ADMT right before promising an ADMT control in public copy.
- Write the ADMT decision in one sentence before drafting controls.
- Attach the external source URL and a short source quote to the evidence record.
- Route unclear cases to legal, privacy, security, or compliance review before launch.
CPPA FAQ confirms that the CPRA amended the CCPA and added obligations businesses must reflect in privacy operations and vendor governance.
CPPA source for the ADMT regulations package approved in September 2025 and effective January 1, 2026, including access and opt-out rights.
Statutory CPRA source authorizing regulations for access and opt-out rights tied to automated decisionmaking technology.