Export Your Consent Data
Every choice a visitor makes on your banner is stored as a consent record. The Consent data page shows these records and lets you download them, for your own analysis or to keep as evidence of consent.
How to export
Open Consent → Consent data
The summary sits at the top; the individual records are below it.
Set the date range
Use the range control at the top of the page, for example the last 7, 30 or 90 days.
Narrow the records (optional)
Filter by status (Accepted, Partial or Rejected) and by mode (Live, Test or All). If you manage several domains, select the one you want first.
Download
Click Export CSV for a spreadsheet, Export JSON for the same records as JSON with the browser user agent included, or Export Receipts for a CSV of consent receipts, each carrying a proof hash computed from the record.
What's in the CSV
- ID — the consent record's ID, the same one sent as recordId in webhooks
- Domain — the site where the choice was made
- VisitorID — the anonymous visitor ID set by the banner
- Country — the visitor's two-letter country code, or Unknown
- IP — the visitor's IP address, with the last block of an IPv4 address masked
- Status — accepted (analytics and marketing both granted), partial (analytics or functional granted without full acceptance) or rejected
- Categories — the categories granted, separated by semicolons; necessary is always listed
- Timestamp — when the choice was made (ISO 8601, UTC)
Using your export
The CSV opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers, where you can count choices by domain, country or status. Keep dated exports, and the receipts file, with your compliance records, so you can show when and how each visitor gave or refused consent if a regulator or customer asks.
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