Customer Consent & Privacy

Establish a structured process to capture, store, and manage user consent, so you can cater to preferences, demonstrate that data is used only as approved, and respect users’ right to be forgotten. Gain visibility and control to align with privacy regulations while still delivering smooth digital experiences.

  • Track and store user consent decisions centrally
  • Let users update or withdraw their consent easily, whenever their preferences change
Customer Consent & Privacy

Why Customer Consent & Privacy Matter

Setting up well-defined processes to manage customer consent & privacy ensures that data is being used in line with what customers have agreed to, reducing both legal and security risks.

When consent is captured, stored, and updated properly, you can demonstrate compliance during audits and investigations, instead of relying on assumptions or scattered records. Clear, easy-to-manage consent also builds trust, showing users that their choices are respected and that they stay in control of how their data is used.

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User Consent Storage & Management

Store consent decisions centrally and separately for each user, including capturing specific terms, policies, communication preferences, and interaction types for which they have provided explicit consent. This creates a clear, auditable record of consent to support compliance and transparency. Enable users to easily review and update these consent choices themselves whenever their preferences change, ensuring ongoing accuracy while strengthening trust and responsible data management practices.

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Audits through User Consent Change Tracking

Track every change to user consent, including who made the change, what was modified, and when it occurred. By maintaining a complete, auditable history of this kind, you create a record that supports investigations, compliance reviews, and regulatory queries while improving transparency. Detailed consent logs also help demonstrate accountability, help resolve disputes quickly, and strengthen trust in your organization’s data governance practices.