Compliance Audits

Browser-level cookie compliance audits that show what actually fired

Evidence-led audits that show what fires, what stores data, what changes by region, and whether consent choices are honored in production.

Implementation context

Start from observable behavior, then repair the consent contract.

ModeConsent audits the implementation from the visitor's browser outward: network requests, cookies, local storage, tag timing, consent defaults, consent updates, CMP category behavior, and platform request parameters.

The audit is designed to answer the questions dashboards usually cannot: what happened before consent, what changed after reject, which vendors still received data, and which implementation control caused each finding.

Findings are translated into a prioritized repair plan with proof artifacts your marketing, legal, analytics, and engineering teams can understand.

What breaks

The failure pattern usually starts before the dashboard can see it.

01

Banner review stops too early

A visual review cannot show whether tags fired, identifiers persisted, or requests carried consent parameters.

02

Vendors are hard to attribute

Pixels and libraries can be loaded by GTM, site code, apps, embedded tools, or other vendors.

03

Region behavior is unverified

A compliant EU experience does not prove the UK, California, or default behavior is correct.

04

Evidence does not name the owner

A request log is useful only if the team can trace it back to the CMP rule, GTM tag, app embed, platform setting, or site script responsible.

How ModeConsent fixes it

Repair the consent system where visitors and tags actually interact.

  1. 01

    Record controlled sessions

    We test initial load, accept, reject, category opt-in, revisit, and withdrawal behavior.

  2. 02

    Trace each finding to a control

    Failures are tied back to CMP settings, GTM tags, hard-coded scripts, or platform configuration.

  3. 03

    Rank repairs by exposure

    The roadmap separates critical pre-consent collection from hygiene issues and reporting improvements.

  4. 04

    Make validation repeatable

    The audit produces test states and evidence patterns the team can reuse after CMP updates, GTM releases, and vendor changes.

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Need evidence for the live consent stack?
Start with browser behavior.

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