Consent Domain
Definition
A Consent Domain is used by a Consent Management Platform (CMP) to:
Host cookies and user consent preferences;
Isolate these cookies from the rest of the site (often for compliance and security reasons);
Centralize consent management for multiple sites or subdomains belonging to the same organization.
Accessing the feature – This feature can be activated upon request. In the side menu, click on “Consent Domains.”
Creating a Consent Domain
To create a consent domain, click the button to create a new domain. The form consists of Step 1, where you must enter the domain name.
Step 2 involves installing the domain on the client’s hosting provider. This step can be closed and returned to later. To display the installation modal, click either on the status or the settings icon.
To install the domain, you must:
Add the TXT record to the site's DNS settings.
Add the CNAME record to the site's DNS settings.
Click “Verify DNS.”
Note: CNAME verification can take anywhere from 5 minutes to several hours.
Editing / Deleting a Consent Domain
Consent domains cannot be edited. You can only verify DNS records or delete the domain.
To delete, click the trash icon and confirm the deletion.
Creating a Site Group
Site groups contain the domains and subdomains where the consent domain will be active. These will be displayed on the final CMP. Make sure to enter both www.domain.com AND domain.com for each domain.
How to use a Consent Domain on a CMP
On the Code Retrieval page:
Select the desired consent domain for the CMP. The script will automatically update with this new domain; the client must then copy/paste the new script onto their site.
In the Sirdata GTM template:
Warning: This field is not persistent. If you select a custom consent domain, leave the page, and return to it, the domain will no longer be selected.
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