CMP Personalization

Is it possible to personalize the CMP (text, design, and purposes)?

Yes, you can personalize them directly from the advanced settings of your configuration on the Sirdata CMP portal.

It is possible to personalize:

  • The display position of the CMP on your site.

  • Main and secondary colors, and add:

    • Your logo.

    • A title and introductory text according to the desired languages.

    • In this title, you can include HTML tags, such as a link to your Terms of Use (e.g., <a href="https://www.mysite.com/My-ToU.pdf" target="_blank">LINK</a>).

  • Your own purposes in addition to the purposes integrated into the CMP.

The main text (which automatically adapts to 16 languages according to the language set in the user's browser) is not modifiable. We maintain control over this UI because it has been submitted to the CNIL in France and validated by IAB Europe and Google for Google Consent Mode.

Every word and phrasing fulfills part of the informed, free, specific, and unambiguous criteria, allowing for a valid choice from the internet user. If you wish, you can address your users more personally with an additional paragraph.

The purposes on the 2nd screen are not modifiable because we have chosen to respect the IAB Europe TCF V2 standard. Like thousands of other actors, we display the same purposes and definitions to users for greater understanding. However, you can also add your own purposes if you wish from your configuration interface.

Information regarding IAB Vendors Information concerning the data processing and transfers of vendors declared within the IAB Europe TCF framework is automatically pulled from their IAB interface. They cannot be modified from the CMP. In case of missing information or errors, it is the responsibility of the concerned vendor to update their descriptions.

Verification of Declared Purposes To verify the correct declaration of purposes by a vendor and their visibility in the CMP, you can consult the configuration available here: [Purposes Configuration].

Joint Data Controllers When an actor is positioned as a joint data controller (and not just a processor), it is recommended to integrate them directly into the CMP as a vendor. This ensures complete transparency for users and compliance with GDPR obligations.

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