The ConsentTrace platform · Pre-launch
ConsentTrace ingests web evidence from third-party consent automation frameworks, evaluates consent behaviour and generates traceable reports.
Your framework captures the journey and its technical result. ConsentTrace evaluates consent observations against policy rules and your approved Technology Inventory, helping your team investigate findings and report the outcome.
Your workflow
Generate evidence through automation, then choose JSON upload or a configured API connection.
Your automation framework captures the journey. Submit its evidence JSON by upload or API.
Assess consent behaviour, compare the Technology Inventory, investigate findings and track remediation.
Traceable findings, regional reports and structured results within the agreed pilot scope.
Platform capabilities
ConsentTrace currently requires structured web evidence produced by a third-party consent automation framework. Upload its evidence JSON or submit through a configured API connection. Browser-extension capture is planned and is not offered as a current collection route.
Evaluate the observed activity against the applicable policy profile and approved technology classifications. Findings distinguish rule failures, review work and evidence limitations.
Investigate the evidence behind a finding, record review decisions and track remediation. Later comparable evidence can support verification of a fix.
Maintain an organisation-wide approved classification library for cookies and other technologies. Review observed activity against that library while keeping evaluations scoped to the relevant property and journey.
Build regional reports from scoped evidence and evaluation results. Keep collector origin, policy context, findings and evidence limitations visible to reviewers.
Use the results to investigate potential consent issues and guide remediation. API and result-delivery requirements are agreed as part of onboarding.
Illustrative application view
Access, supported profiles and feature scope are confirmed before a pilot begins.
Reports describe evaluated observations and the applicable policy scope. They do not certify legal compliance.
Deployment and enterprise requirements need separate technical and commercial discovery.
Future direction
These are future capabilities. They are not currently offered as collection or testing options, and release dates and access terms have not been announced.
Extend consent evidence evaluation and reporting to mobile applications alongside the current web workflow.
Build an internal AI agentic testing capability within ConsentTrace that customers can configure to carry out their consent testing journeys.
Capture data while you complete a journey manually, then generate an evidence JSON file. Download it or send it directly to ConsentTrace for evaluation.
Make evidence actionable
