Sharing is caring, also when it comes to consent.

COLLECT & SHARE

Connect your users’ consent across different platforms

Notebook, tablet, app – you don’t want to bother your users with a new Privacy Banner every time they access your service on a different device? 

Now there is a solution: Usercentrics Cross Device Consent Sharing enables you to transfer the preference settings of your user on your website via a desktop device to the mobile device (or the other way round) – if the user visits the website again from there. 

Sharing consent across different (sub-) domains is also possible with our Usercentrics CMP. To find out more, check out our Cross Domain Consent Sharing feature.

STRAIGHTFORWARD SOLUTION

Cross Domain Consent Sharing: this is how it works

STEP 1: If a user accesses your service for the first time (via app or desktop device) he or she is assigned a unique ID (the „Usercentrics controllerId“) which is stored in the localStorage of his/her device and can be retrieved from there. This ID contains all the info on the Privacy Settings your customer selected on their first visit.

STEP 2: As soon as the user logs onto your website or app again via another device and can be identified as a recurring customer, the Usercentrics CMP automatically checks if consent has already been given and won’t show a Privacy Banner again.

FACTS & REQUIREMENTS

What you need to know

✔ This feature is available for our CMP Version 2 (Bro wser SDK) and for Mobile App Consent (In-App SDK)

✔ Your website and mobile App need a CMP in order for Cross Device Consent Sharing to work 

✔ The same settingsID has to be used for all apps/websites that are supposed to be connected with this feature 

✔ This feature is available for iOS und Android SDK

For more info on the Usercentrics Mobile App Consent (In-App SDK) click here. 

BOOST YOUR PERFORMANCE

Optimize your Opt-in rate through Cross Device Consent Sharing

If you are bothering your users with lots of pop-up banners you take the risk of “click fatigue”, which might lead to higher bounce rates or no interaction with your Privacy Banner at all. 

The latter being just as bad – since continuing to use the website (e.g. by “scrolling”) doesn’t automatically mean the user gave consent to process their data. 

⇨ Be aware: No GDPR-compliant consent means no data and ultimately less advertising revenue.

So get ahead of your competition by optimizing your Opt-in rate!

For more info on reporting/Opt-in optimization check out our whitepaper.