Consent reporting
Summaries of rates and preference outcomes for the properties in the workspace.
Analytics
Consent analytics for the choices you record
See how often people allow, refuse, or withdraw purposes, and use that reporting alongside the consent records themselves.
What is consent analytics?
Consent analytics summarizes the choices a property has recorded, such as granted, denied, and withdrawn, so a team can see patterns. The chart is not a legal determination, and it does not replace the consent record for a specific person.
A consent rate without a definition is not a report
Marketing dashboards often show an accept rate that ignores dismissals, partial purposes, and withdrawals. Privacy teams need the same definitions the banner used.
Consent Guru’s consent dashboard summarizes recorded outcomes. It is not a substitute for the underlying consent log when someone asks about a specific person.
How reporting is produced
Step 1
Record
Analytics reads the choices the SDK and APIs have stored for your websites.
Step 2
Filter
Review ranges and sites inside the workspace rather than exporting a single blended number.
Step 3
Interpret
Granted, denied, withdrawn, and no-response states stay distinct.
Step 4
Act
If a category is rarely understood, revise the published notice. The report does not change the legal basis by itself.
Key capabilities
Consent dashboard
A workspace view for privacy and marketing stakeholders who need the same figures.
Consent audit
Pair aggregate analytics with audit logs when you need to know who changed a policy or a retention setting.
No invented benchmarks
The product shows your workspace’s data. Public pages do not publish customer totals or industry rankings.
What teams use it for
- A shared definition of allow, deny, and withdraw.
- A reason to fix notice copy when a purpose is consistently refused.
- Separation between aggregate reporting and individual evidence.
- Support for reviews that ask both “how many” and “show me this record”.
Privacy reviews
Check whether a new banner version changed withdrawal patterns.
Purpose design
See which optional purposes people actually select.
Stakeholder updates
Give leadership a dashboard without handing over raw evidence by default.
Privacy considerations
Aggregate consent analytics can still be sensitive. Limit dashboard access with workspace roles.
A high accept rate is not evidence that consent was valid. Look at the notice, the reject path, and the record format as well.
Questions
1.What is consent analytics?
It is reporting on recorded privacy choices, such as how often purposes are allowed, refused, or later withdrawn.
2.Is the consent dashboard the audit trail?
No. The dashboard summarizes outcomes. The consent record and workspace audit log are what you use for a specific decision or configuration change.
3.Can I export a report?
Workspace users can review analytics in the product. Individual evidence can be retrieved for a consent identifier, including a receipt where that export is available.
Related pages
- Consent recordsThe individual decisions behind the charts.
- Access controlRoles that limit who can open the workspace.
- Evidence articleWhat to keep when an audit asks for proof.
This page describes how Consent Guru supports privacy operations. It is not legal advice, and using the product does not by itself make an organization compliant with GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, the DPDP Act, or any other law.