AesirX Features: User Override Report

Consent models are often applied automatically based on regional or configuration logic, but most reporting does not show whether users actively accept those defaults or take steps to change them. Without this visibility, it can be difficult to understand how much user interaction occurs around consent settings, or whether defaults are being questioned or overridden.

User Override Report in AxesirX CMP addresses this by showing how users interact with their assigned consent model after it is applied. It distinguishes between users who accept the default regional setting and those who manually change their region or consent model. These outcomes are recorded and aggregated as observable actions, not inferred intent.

From a technical perspective, the report reflects recorded override actions within the CMP interface. It does not attempt to explain motivation or evaluate correctness. For organizations managing consent across different regions or configurations, this view supports clearer explanations of how consent models are experienced in practice. Over time, User Override Report provides evidence to support discussions around user autonomy, trust, and how default consent settings are received.