Consent Logs: The Timestamped Proof Regulators Ask For
Consently records who consented, to what, and when. If a regulator asks, you hold the proof.
Consently records who consented, to what, and when. If a regulator asks, you hold the proof.
Every choice on your cookie banner becomes a timestamped record.
Consent analytics turns your log into trends.
Your record holds up when officials ask.
One or ten, one account.
Script, plugin, Shopify app, or GTM.
Consently blocks trackers until consent.
A consent log is a stored, timestamped record of each visitor’s consent choice, used as proof for a regulator or an audit.
Under GDPR Article 7(1), you must be able to demonstrate that a visitor gave consent. A consent log helps you meet that requirement; it does not guarantee compliance on its own.
No. The banner collects a visitor’s choice, but only the log proves that choice was given, with a timestamp, status, and location attached.
Yes. A valid consent choice is recorded once and persists across pages and supported subdomains, so the banner does not reappear unnecessarily.
No legal background is necessary; Consently’s platform and templates are designed to make legal compliance simple, easy, and hassle-free for everyone.
Consently stores consent status (accepted, rejected, or custom), the date and time, and the visitor’s country or location, per visitor and per cookie category.
Open the consent log dashboard and export the full record to CSV in one click, including a yearly export option.
The consent response ratio is the share of visitors who accept versus reject, shown inside consent analytics.
Consently offers a 14-day free trial period for new users so they can evaluate the product before committing to a paid plan.
Collect consent. Keep the proof. On every plan.
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