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Cookie banners and preference centers can be set up to log records of consent and consent preferences from site visitors.

By enabling logging for a Geolocation Rule, you can log and view consent transaction receipts for visitors to your site. Site visitors are identified by the unique and anonymous cookie set on their devices after expressing consent preferences. The cookie does not contain any personal identifiable information at this point.

Each interaction the data subject has due to banner or preference center once the cookie is set on their device will be logged individually and associated with the identifier assigned to cookie on their device.

To configure Cookie Banner and Preference Centers to start sending consent interactions, enable the setting below in your Geolocation Rules. This must be done for every rule you would like to collect consent transactions for. This is done to account for any scenarios where you may not want to send interactions for a particular audience. After enabling, you will need to republish the domain for which you want to start tracking consent.

To enable Records of Consent for a Geolocation Rule Group

  1. On the Cookie Consent menu, select Geolocation Rules. The Geolocation Rule Groups screen appears.

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  2. Click on the name of the rule group you want to edit. The Geolocation Rule Group Details screen appears.

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  3. Click the Edit icon button for the rule you want to edit.

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  4. Scroll down on the rule and enable the Capture Records of Consent setting. Learn more about Advanced Analytics below.

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  5. Click the Save button.

  6. Make sure the publish the Production CDN and then the Testing CDN to apply this configuration change.

Publishing the Production CDN will create a Collection Point for each combination of domain, rule group, rule, and template in the Consent module, with purposes mapped for each category, purpose, and special feature. Once the collection point is created, the Testing CDN will also collect consent data and display in the Cookie Consent Dashboard.

 
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