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AesirX Features: Consent Log
CONSENT LOG
Every consent choice, fully traceable.
Record each consent action in an immutable log with timestamps and export-ready entries for transparent documentation.
Why Consent Log Matters
Consent Log provides a complete and verifiable audit trail of all consent activity. It records who gave consent, when it was given, and under which conditions, helping organisations maintain transparency and demonstrate compliance with GDPR and similar regulations.
The log combines visual insights and detailed records. Teams can view daily, weekly, or monthly consent trends in bar charts, analyse consent types through pie charts, and export raw data for compliance reporting, audits, or internal analysis.
Each record includes key metadata such as timestamp, consent status, expiration, Shield of Privacy (SoP) ID, wallet reference (if used), UUID, and IP address. This means consent can be traced, reviewed, and validated over time, while supporting clear retention and governance policies.
Trusted by Organizations Across Industries
Built for organizations where data protection meets performance
Agencies
Clear consent records across multiple sites and clients.
E‑commerce & Retail
Evidence for consent changes.
Financial Services
Historical consent records .
Publishing & Media
Proof of consent states for advertising and analytics reviews.
Public Sector & Education
Traceable consent history.
Healthcare
Logged consent events supporting sensitive data interactions.
Legal Services
Exportable consent records for review.
Travel & Hospitality
Consent history for website visitors.
How it works
Records consent actions as they occur, creating a structured audit trail for review.
Records consent actions
Aggregates activity views
Lists audit entries
Consent Log records each consent-related action when it occurs and organises the data into time-based summaries, consent state distributions, and detailed log entries for review and export.
Use the Export button in the top-right corner to download raw consent log records for review or sharing.
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Available On
Aesirx Consent Management Platform
WordPress
Aesirx Consent Management Platform
JavaScript
Compare the Difference
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Consent history pieced together from summaries
Consent actions recorded when they occurChanges lack consistent timestamps or contextTimestamps provide a clear event sequenceDisputes rely on reconstructed timelinesOptional decentralized entries appear when usedAudit reviews require manual interpretationExports support factual review over assumptionsHistorical consent can be unclear or incompleteConsent history remains readable over timeClear, exportable audit trail of consent decisions.
Proof That It Works
1Trust Checklist
Audit-ready records
Clear historical evidence
Traceable consent timelines2Release Highlights
AesirX CMP for WordPress v1.8.0
AesirX CMP for WordPress v1.8.0 adds advanced consent analytics, exportable insights, and 8 new languages – giving WordPress users deeper control and legal readiness.
READ MORE3Privacy Rules Covered
People Also Ask
The Consent Log in AesirX CMP is used to maintain a structured audit trail of consent actions. It records when consent is given, changed, or withdrawn, and presents that data through charts and detailed log entries for review and export.
Consent Log records consent events, not unique users. A single visitor may appear multiple times if they update or revoke consent. Charts aggregate these recorded actions over time to show activity patterns.
In AesirX CMP Consent Log, the pie chart percentages show how recorded consent actions are distributed across states such as Consent, Rejected, Opt-Out, and Revoked within the selected period. They describe recorded outcomes, not legal status.
This view helps teams compare how consent choices shift over time, assess the impact of banner design or messaging changes, and understand where users disengage or withdraw consent. It is especially useful when reviewing consent performance across multiple sites, regions, or implementations, allowing patterns to be identified without inspecting individual records.
No. Wallet-based or decentralized consent shown in the CMP Consent Log is optional and visitor-driven. When used, related fields like SoP ID (Shield of Privacy) or Wallet appear in the log. When not used, those fields remain empty.
Yes. The Consent Log provides Page Export, PDF, Table Export, CSV, and XLS options. These formats allow teams to share consent records with internal stakeholders, external reviewers, or DPO-style roles, review historical activity, and respond to audit or documentation requests without relying only on dashboard summaries.
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