Consent archive and statistics
The Consents tab is an archive of what your visitors chose. In the event of an inspection, it is your evidence. The Stats tab shows how the bar performs over time.
Consent archive
It shows 100 records per page, sorted from the newest.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| UID | An anonymous browser identifier assigned by the bar. |
| Date | When the consent was last saved. |
| Necessary, Analytics, Marketing | The categories granted. |
| AD User Data, AD User Personalization | Google Consent Mode v2 signals. |
| Configuration | Opens the exact form of the bar and cookie policy that this visitor saw. |
The Search by UID field searches by the beginning of the identifier. When someone contacts you with a question about their consent, ask them for the UID they see in the bar.
What is stored
- the browser identifier
- the time
- the categories granted
- whether the bar was shown and whether the visitor closed it
- a link to the archived configuration
No IP address, user agent or page address is stored. The archive is therefore not another collection of personal data.
One visitor, one record
When a visitor changes their mind later, their record is overwritten with the current state. The archive therefore holds each visitor's current decision, not a time series of their clicks. If you need the data in your own system, use the API.
Statistics
The Stats tab has five charts:
| Chart | Content |
|---|---|
| Stats per day | The last 30 days. |
| Stats per month | The last 12 months. |
| Total people per day | The total number of visitors. |
| Total people per month | The total number of visitors. |
| Filtered bot traffic per day | Traffic we identified as bots and did not count. |
The series tracked are Accepted, Partial, Rejected, Other interaction and No Interaction.
Statistics are calculated for completed days, so the latest day in the chart is yesterday. Do not expect today's numbers in the chart.