The Consent Log

The "Consent" section is a paginated list of individual records, one domain at a time. Pick the domain with the switcher at the top of the page.

Summary

Above the list are four cards: how many records are shown, how many were "Accepted", how many "Rejected", and the acceptance rate — computed over the currently open page of the list, not the domain's entire history.

What each record shows

• the decision type — Accepted / Rejected / Partial / Withdrawn;
• four category indicators — N (necessary), P (preferences), S (statistics), M (marketing) — which ones were actually granted;
• the visitor's country and language (when detected);
• date and time.

The visitor identifier on each record is anonymous and not tied to an identity — it's a technical marker used to de-duplicate repeat visits, not personal data like a name, email, or similar identifier.

Plan availability

The consent log is a paid feature: on plans without it, the section shows an upgrade prompt instead of the record list. On plans with a monthly consent limit, once that month's limit is reached, the log shows only the first page with a reduced page size — this doesn't delete the underlying consent data (it's still recorded), it just restricts paginated access to it.

Programmatic access to the same data is available through the consent records API.