Solutions
Manage consent and privacy preferences across every digital experience, with one record that downstream systems can actually rely on.
Withdrawals propagated to 4 downstream systems
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The problem
The website, the mobile app, and the backend each hold their own idea of what a person agreed to, and none of them can be treated as authoritative.
Someone opts out, the banner updates, and three downstream systems keep processing on a decision they cached last quarter.
The wording changed twice this year, but the consent records do not say which version each person was actually shown.
The trail only gets built when someone asks for it, which is the worst possible time to discover what was never recorded.
How we help
Web, mobile, and server-side capture resolve to the same subject and the same history, so there is a single answer to what was agreed.
Every decision is recorded against a specific purpose and policy version, so it keeps its meaning after the policy changes.
Systems read current state rather than a cached answer, so a withdrawal reaches the services that act on it.
Observations are labelled as observations. Anything uncertain goes to a person rather than being resolved automatically.
The record a review asks for is captured as it happens, not reconstructed from logs when the request arrives.
Purpose definitions, policy versions, and vendor lists carry their own history, so you can state the position as it stood on a given date.
Products
A working session across the surfaces you actually run, and where consent stops travelling today.
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