TL;DR: Dashboard → Consent Log. View all visitor consent choices with timestamps, countries, and consent statuses for compliance audit trails.

Overview

The Consent Log records every visitor's consent decision on your website. Each entry includes a unique ID, visitor country, consent status, and timestamp—providing an audit-ready trail for demonstrating GDPR compliance and other privacy regulations.


Before You Begin

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How to View Your Consent Log

Step 1: Navigate to the Consent Log

From your dashboard, click Consent Log in the top navigation bar.

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Step 2: Review consent records

The consent log displays a table with four columns showing all visitor consent choices. 

Done!

You're now viewing your consent records. The log updates automatically as visitors interact with your banner.


Understanding the Consent Log

The consent log table contains four key pieces of information:

Consent ID: A unique identifier for each consent record (e.g., 67890abc-1234-5678-def0-123456789abc)

Country: The visitor's location based on their IP address (e.g., United States, Germany, Canada)

Consent Status: The visitor's choice, displayed as:

  • Accepted — Visitor accepted all cookie categories

  • Rejected — Visitor rejected all non-essential cookies

  • Partially accepted — Visitor made granular selections in the preference center

Date and Time: Timestamp of when consent was collected (e.g., 1:59 AM, January 14, 2026 )

💡 Tip: For new installations with no visitor activity yet, you'll see a "No data" message. Once visitors interact with your banner, records will appear automatically. 

What's Next

Now that you've viewed your consent log, you should:

  1. Analyze consent trends to understand visitor behavior

  2. Review your consent data regularly for compliance monitoring


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