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CookieWall consent management documentation
Discover and classify browser identifiers, publish a consent experience, connect downstream platform signals, and test how privacy choices behave as the website changes.
Launch your first consent experience
Complete these guides in order for a new website.
- 1.Create a CookieWall projectAdd a domain, select a CookieWall plan, and let the initial privacy discovery establish an inventory baseline.
- 2.Install CookieWallPlace the project configuration and CookieWall bundle early enough to evaluate later scripts and browser activity.
- 3.Verify the installationUse deployment status, source inspection, and browser testing to confirm that CookieWall is active on the intended website.
- 4.Classify and describe identifiersConfirm consent categories and maintain clear provider and purpose descriptions before publishing them to visitors.
- 5.Activate the banner and choose enforcement behaviorEnable CookieWall, compare active and passive behavior, and validate the selected state before rollout.
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Start hereCreate a privacy project, install CookieWall before other tags, and verify that the deployment is reporting.Consent experienceUnderstand visitor choices, stored preferences, consent categories, withdrawal, and Global Privacy Control.Privacy inventoryReview detected cookies and local-storage identifiers, their providers, classifications, and supporting observations.Configure and publishChoose enforcement behavior, control publishing, customize the banner, and configure supported languages.Consent signalsTranslate CookieWall categories into Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and custom tag-manager signals.AnalyticsInterpret consent decisions, GPC prevalence, inventory coverage, drift, ownership, lifespan, and vendor exposure.Compliance guidanceUse CookieWall records as technical evidence while preserving the legal and organizational review around them.AdministrationManage project context, editing permissions, and plan-dependent behavior.ReferenceLook up category behavior, browser storage, public methods, events, and configuration defaults.TroubleshootingDiagnose installation, display, enforcement, inventory, and publication problems.