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# Consentik Shopline: Statistics in Consent Logs

### Where to find it
Open the **Consentik** app in your Shopline admin and go to **Consent Logs.** The page opens on the **Statistics** tab; the **Consent Log** tab next to it holds the individual records.
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### Choosing a date range
The date selector at the top of the tab offers four options:
* **Today**
* **Last 7 days** — the default when you open the page
* **Last 30 days**
* **Custom** — pick any start and end date

### The three headline metrics
| Metric | What it measures |
| ---- | ---- |
| **Opt-in Rate** | Of everyone who *saw* the banner, the share who accepted all or some categories. |
| **Consent Rate** | Of everyone who *answered* the banner, the share who accepted all or some. Visitors who ignored the banner are excluded. |
| **Response Time** | The average number of seconds between the banner appearing and the visitor answering it. |
Opt-in Rate is the one to watch if you care about how much of your traffic you have permission to track. Consent Rate is the one to watch if you care about how persuasive your banner copy is — it ignores the people who never engaged at all.
Each metric has an ⓘ tooltip with the full definition.

### Cookie Type Responses
This card breaks down which cookie categories visitors actually agreed to, as a share of all acceptances. Categories are listed highest first.
Only acceptances are counted here — impressions and declines are excluded, since a decline doesn’t tell you anything about category preference. If a stored record references a category you have since renamed or deleted, it is grouped under **Others**.

### The trend chart
Below the rate cards is a line chart with five summary figures above it:
* **Total impressions** — how many times the banner was shown
* **Responses** — how many times a visitor answered it
* **Accepted** — accepted everything
* **Accepted Partial** — accepted some categories
* **Declined** — rejected everything
The summary figures are abbreviated for readability; hover any of them to see the exact number.
The chart’s horizontal axis switches automatically: for a single day it plots **two-hour buckets**, and for longer ranges it plots **days**.

### Top countries and top pages
These two tables show your ten busiest countries and pages, with everything else grouped into an **Others** row.
**Click any country or page name to filter the entire tab by it.** All the metrics above — rates, chart, categories, devices — recalculate for that country or page alone. Click the same row again to clear the filter. The Others row is not clickable.
One thing to be clear about: the **Users** column counts *distinct visitors who answered the banner*, not impressions. It is deliberately a different number from Total impressions, which counts events. A single visitor who sees the banner on four pages produces four impressions but one user.
Note also that the comparison figures on the rate cards always reflect your whole store, even while a country or page filter is active.

### Device and browser distribution
Two donut charts split your responding visitors by device type (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile) and by browser, as percentages.

### Plan 
Statistics are available on **Plus** plan.