Four categories, equal buttons, nothing optional set until the person allows it. Decisions are recorded on the server, not just in the browser, so they appear in the same evidence as every other consent.
A banner that loads the analytics tag before anyone clicks, or that hides the reject option behind a settings screen, collects nothing the Act recognises as consent.
The banner is part of the same widget as the consent notice, so one script tag covers both.
Reject all, customise and accept all, with the same size and weight. Necessary cookies are explained, not hidden.
Optional scripts are held until the category is allowed, then released. Changing the choice later re-blocks.
Every cookie your site sets, with provider, purpose, duration and category, reviewed by your team.
Each decision is recorded against the visitor with its banner version and time.
In this release the inventory is built from what your site declares and what your team adds; the automatic crawler is simulated. Anything unknown is blocked until someone classifies it, which is the safe default either way.
Cookies are declared in the page by category, or added in the console with provider and duration.
An unclassified cookie never runs. Classification is a review step, not a guess.
The cookie register is one of the nine audit-ready reports.
Every module writes to the same registers and the same hash-chained evidence, so nothing is re-keyed and nothing is lost between teams.
Same widget, same ledger, same language handling as the consent notice.
See notice & consent →Cookie decisions sit in the consent ledger and the cookie register report.
See ledger, reports & audit →Visitors change cookie choices from the Privacy Centre as well as the banner.
See privacy centre & rights →No. Cookies strictly necessary to provide the service the person asked for do not need consent; the banner explains them without a switch. Analytics, advertising and functional cookies do.
Not in this release. The banner blocks and releases the tags you mark by category, which is what the Act requires. Consent Mode signalling is on the roadmap.
Colours, position and copy, yes. The equal weight of reject and accept and the blocked-by-default rule are fixed.
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One script tag, your categories, and a register you can hand to an auditor.