Make every consent choice clear.

Design Studio provides starting presets, layout families, placement, entry treatment, button styles and spacing. You can adjust colours, typography and the preference-centre appearance while reviewing both the banner and expanded interface in the live preview.

Yes. Edit the opening message, action labels, privacy-policy destination and preference-centre overview. The built-in Necessary, Performance, Functional and Targeting categories each have editable labels and descriptions, so visitors can read the explanation beside the choice.

Visitors can accept all categories, keep necessary operation only or open the preference centre to make a custom selection. Necessary operation remains available. The widget saves the resulting preferences and can restore an available unexpired choice on a later visit.

Yes. Add approved HTTPS websites and use the generated snippet for their initial connection. Those widgets draw their published appearance and wording from the hub. WHMCS client-area display has its own control, so you can manage where the presentation appears.

During integration, optional scripts and resources can be associated with the relevant consent category. Prepared resources wait for a permitting choice, and the widget includes recognition for common analytics and marketing script patterns. Your team can then maintain the ongoing wording and design from WHMCS.

The dashboard brings recorded activity together with a recent-period trend, preference funnel and category-choice information. Select a connected domain for its own view, then explore recent events and the available page, event-type and country context.

Yes. Start the seven-day free trial of Consent Hub and explore the features through a workflow relevant to your business. The trial page explains the terms and starting steps. The annual licence is available when you decide to continue.

The current version is shown on this page, and the Changelog opens the release notes. Each published release explains its new capabilities, improvements and fixes. You can read the notes in the page or open the full release history when you want to follow the product over time.

After the website is connected, your team can maintain the banner message, action wording and category explanations in WHMCS. Connected widgets draw on the hub's published configuration. This keeps routine content changes with the person responsible for the visitor experience, while the initial site connection and resource preparation remain part of setup.

Yes. Choose a compact layout and concise opening message, then use the preference-centre overview and separate category descriptions for fuller explanations. Design Studio lets you review the banner and expanded interface together. Visitors can see the main actions quickly and open the detail when they want to understand each choice.

Yes. WHMCS client-area display has its own control, separate from the approved HTTPS website list. You can connect the external sites that should use the hub and choose whether its interface also appears in WHMCS. The central appearance and wording settings remain the place to maintain that presentation.

Consent Hub checks for an available, unexpired saved preference before presenting a fresh choice. When that preference can be restored, the visitor's category selections continue into the website's prepared resource-loading setup. If an available valid preference cannot be found, the interface presents the choice again.

Where the shared preference is available to restore, the hub can carry the visitor's category selections between approved connected websites. Local and hub-based preference handling support that continuity, and the restored choice is used by each site's prepared category-based resources. This helps related websites offer a consistent returning-visitor experience.

Yes. The preference centre lets visitors choose the built-in optional categories individually and save their selection, while necessary operation remains available. A visitor can therefore allow the Functional category while leaving Performance or Targeting off. Prepared website resources follow the relevant category choice established during integration.

The widget watches for elements added during the visit as part of its resource handling. Prepared optional resources can be associated with a category and released when the visitor's choice permits it. This supports websites whose optional content appears later, with the category association established as part of the site's integration.

Yes. Set the policy destination and the wording of its link in the content controls. The banner can introduce the choice and provide that route to the full policy, while the preference centre gives visitors the shorter overview and category explanations they need beside the controls.

Yes. Select a connected domain to focus the dashboard on that website's recorded activity. You can review its trend, category choices and recent events in the same layout used for the combined view. This lets the team examine a particular site's experience while still having access to the overall picture.

Page and event-type context help you explore the recorded interactions, with recent events available for a closer look. Start with the selected website, then review the pages and actions represented in its activity. This gives the team useful context for assessing the wording and presentation visitors encounter.

The recent 30-day dashboard brings banner impressions, saved choices, necessary-only actions and preference-funnel stages into the same view. Read those measures alongside category on/off information to understand how the recorded choice journey is being used. They give your team practical context when reviewing the design and explanations.

Yes. Settings includes an analytics retention period used for recorded event and feedback cleanup. Your team can set the history period it wants to maintain for reviewing the experience. Saved visitor preferences have their own issue and expiry handling, keeping the remembered choice separate from the dashboard's activity history.