• Consentik Shopline: Auto-block tracking scripts

  ⛔ Auto-blocker tracking scripts The Auto-Blocker feature in the app provides merchants with the ability to control the activation of various tracking services on their store, such as Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Facebook Pixel, and TikTok Pixel. This feature ensures that tracking scripts are only executed after users have explicitly consented to being tracked, aligning with privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA. The Auto-Blocker feature allows for selective blocking of tracking servFew readers

• Consentik Shopline: Scan cookie

  How the cookie scanner works Under GDPR, CCPA and similar laws you are expected to tell visitors which cookies your store sets, what each one is for, and how long it stays on their device. Consentik's cookie scanner does the first part of that work for you: it visits your storefront, collects the cookies it finds, and matches them against a cookie database so most of them arrive already described and sorted into a category. This article covers what the scanner does, how to review its results,Few readers

• Consent Log

  Consent log table Consent log is where customers' consent is recorded. This can either be giving or denying consent to data collection. The table here will display information regarding the times when customers interact with your cookie banner. Their basic information will be recorded such as their email, IP address, the timing of the consent, their consent preferences and which cookie categoryFew readers

• 🌟Google Consent Mode V2 Integrated

  The Google Consent Mode Integration feature within the app provides a seamless way for merchants to implement Google's Consent Mode on their e-commerce platform. This feature allows merchants to respect user consent for cookies, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations while still enabling the collection of critical analytics and ad performance data. Merchants can configure Google Consent Mode directly from app's admin: Settings/Integration/ Google consent mode by following thesFew readers

• 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. 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 aFew readers

• Consentik Shopline: Delay Banner

  What it does Delay banner holds back the cookie banner for a set number of seconds after the page loads, instead of showing it the moment a visitor arrives. Some merchants use it so the first impression of a landing page isn’t a consent dialog, or so the banner appears after a hero animation has finished. The delay affects only when the banner becomes visible — it does not change what Consentik blocks in the background. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/8/3/8/3/Few readers

• Consentik Shopline: Brandmark

  What is the brandmark? The brandmark is a small “Powered by Consentik” credit — a short line of text next to the Consentik logo — that appears at the bottom of the consent surfaces Consentik renders on your storefront. It is a clickable link that opens the Consentik landing page in a new tab. Visitors who want to know who handles consent on your store can follow it; everyone else sees a discreet 14×14 logo that inherits the text color of the surface it sits on, so it never clashes with yFew readers

• Consentik Shopline: Consent Timestamp

  What it is The consent timestamp is the date and time a visitor gave their consent. Consentik stores it with every consent record and displays it back to the visitor as part of their consent receipt — proof of exactly when they agreed, which is a core transparency requirement under GDPR. Prerequisite The timestamp is displayed inside the preferences popup. To make it visible to viFew readers