

This allows you to configure the preferences pop-up at the account level and have each profile inherit the global configuration. The Consent Preferences Manager is configurable for multiple profiles simultaneously when using global settings. This tab allows you to adjust additional options, such as logging consent changes using DataAccess or marking non-tracking tags that are not governed by consent management, for example, a chat widget. In this tab, group your tags into categories based on their purpose or function. This tab is used to enter the message displayed to your customers, add multiple language translations, and provide your company's logo URL and privacy policy link.įrom this tab, customize the design and layout of your prompt by editing the CSS, HTML, and JavaScript used to display the pop-up. The Consent Preferences Manager is configured using the following tabs: ('fr') // French Setting up the Consent Preferences Manager This overrides both the window.utag_cfg_ovrd.gdprDLRef configuration and the browser detection logic.Įxamples: ('de-DE') // German/Germany
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To set the language dynamically, pass a language code value to the function. This function should be integrated into your site to provide visitors a way to change their consent preferences. Use the following function to launch the consent preference dialog: ()ĭisplays the consent preferences pop-up. JavaScript CodeĪfter enabled and published, the consent preferences pop-up introduces a JavaScript function into the utag namespace to allow you to integrate additional functionality. The Consent Preferences Manager offers the following features:Īll of the configuration is bundled with your existing installation of the JavaScript library (utag.js).Īfter you activate and configure the preferences prompt, the changes are released in your next publish. In order for audience data to be stored in AudienceDB, the visitor must be opted into the CDP category. In order for event data to be stored in EventDB, the visitor must be opted into the Big Data category.ĪudienceDB is categorized in the CDP consent category. DataAccess Consent CategoryĮventDB is categorized in the Big Data consent category. In order for attributes and connectors to be processed in AudienceStream, the visitor must be opted into the CDP category. Tealium AudienceStream is categorized in the CDP consent category. Any connector action categorized as "Personalization" is suppressed. Only connector actions in the "Analytics" category are triggered. A customer grants partial consent in the preference form by allowing "Analytics" tracking but not allowing "Personalization". You have two connectors configured, one for "Analytics" and one for "Personalization". Only connector actions in the categories that the customer has opted into are triggered. When a customer sets consent category preferences, they are included in subsequent server-side requests. The consent category of a connector action is displayed on the action configuration screen: EventStream Consent CategoriesĬhanges in consent preferences are also honored by Tealium EventStream connectors.

After published, add a simple JavaScript function call to your page code to trigger the pop-up. The iQ Tag Management Consent Preferences Manager simplifies the creation and deployment of a tracking preferences prompt to your website using your existing installation. The Consent Preferences Manager automatically suppresses tags in opted-out categories from loading.

If needed, customers can still access their preference selections about the types of tracking they allow by using the consent preferences pop-up. For example, if a user opts out of the “Marketing” category, tags categorized in the marketing category are suppressed. These categories are presented to the customer and displayed as toggle buttons to allow or disallow that tracking to occur. The consent preferences manager groups tags in categories based on their function and purpose, such as "Analytics", "Display Ads", or "Email Marketing". The Consent Preferences Manager works together with the Consent Prompt Manager to present tracking options to your customers and replaces the functionality previously offered by the Privacy Manager extension.
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This tools offers full access to customize the code that generates the preferences pop-up and the ability to translate content for your global customers. Customers are able to specify which categories of tags they want to allow. The Consent Preferences Manager makes it easy to deploy a tracking preferences option to your website.
