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# Is Abconsent compatible with Stape?

### CMP TCF & Server-Side: Yes, compatible with Stape… but even better with Sirdata

#### ✅ Full compatibility

**ABConsent**, the TCF CMP by Sirdata, is **fully compatible with Stape**, including in **server-side** environments.\
Consent signals (TC String) are accessible and can be used within your Stape containers **without any extra setup**.

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#### 🚀 But why settle for compatibility?

Sirdata’s **server-side GTM container** goes far beyond simple integration.

**With Sirdata’s GTM Server-Side solution, you benefit from:**

* 🔓 **Advanced adblock resistance** to ensure signal delivery even in restricted environments.
* 📈 **Smart data enrichment** (geo, device context...) in full compliance with consent.
* 🪪 **Built-in transparency** through native integration with our TCF CMP.
* ⚡ **Optimized performance**, with reduced client-side load and improved reliability.

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**In short:**\
✅ Yes, Sirdata works with Stape.\
🚀 But with our **fully integrated server-side stack** (CMP + GTM SS), you gain **better control, performance, and privacy compliance**.


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