Consent-Log
This log clearly lists the consents of all visitors. Visitors can be uniquely identified by an ID if they wish to request information about their activated dataandprovide their own ID. Without this information, this data remains completely anonymous, as the ID is generated randomly.
Logging is mandatory under GDPR Article 7, Paragraph 1. Of course, this data—like all other data—remains under your control at all times and is fully anonymized.
In the overview, you can see how often the respective sections were checked. In the form used in this example, only the two sections "Essential" and "Analysis" were offered—which is why only those sections have checkmarks.
Export
By clicking the "Export" button, you can export the consent--data for the respective month in .json format. An example entry looks like this—here you can see the "ucid," which your visitors can use to identify themselves.
{
"consent": true,
"ucid": "387f1d311b2e7ba1f67722ac08bfdaf56aad3ecab6f11309d0c829f4e255af12",
"timestamp": 1608208345,
"purposes": {
"41ba25c": "Technically necessary"
},
"embeddings": {
"16bd7f0": "Papoo CMS session management"
},
"manipulationPrevention": true
}
Consent Details
Consent-details are also stored for each entry, i.e., whether individual scripts/embeddings were selected within the individual categories.
Using the Consent-Log for Requests
If you receive a request regarding GDPR asking whether you can provide proof of consent, the requester must provide you with their ID. You can then use this ID to search via the search form.
They can find this ID in the Consent-form at the following location. To do this, they must open the Consent-screen, go to Settings (if not already open), and then click the question mark next to one of the categories.
Alternative Method for Retrieving the ID
Alternatively, the ID can always be retrieved in the developer tools, as shown in the screenshot. You can find the data under the Application tab - > click "Local Storage" on the left, and then select your own domain.
Consent Retention Period
By default, consent is stored for 1 year, so the consent data is also retained for this period. After this year has expired (plus a 1-month grace period), the data is automatically deleted.
You can set this duration individually for each domain in your account under Consent Storage - CCM19 Cookie Consent Manager Documentation.
Archive Log
Here you can archive all previous log entries. Archived entries are no longer displayed in the Consent-log, but are retained internally in compressed form. Archiving also occurs automatically as soon as the Consent-log exceeds a certain size.
Reset Statistics
If enabled, all statistics regarding impressions and accepted use cases for this domain will be reset as soon as you archive the log. The data will therefore be archived from the list shown here.




