Utilize advanced features and integrate CookiePal with other tools.

This guide explores how to enable and manage multilingual support in banners, ensuring accessibility and user-friendliness across different languages.

Set the Default Language

Configure Available Languages

Customise Content for Each Language

Multilingual Support

Find answers to common questions about enabling and managing multilingual banners for a seamless user experience.

What is the Multi-Language Feature?

Which Languages Are Supported?

Can I Customise the Banner Text in Different Languages?

How Does CookiePal Determine the Language to Display?

What Happens if My Language Isn’t Supported?

What Changes When IAB TCF Is Enabled?

How Do I Enable Multi-Language Support?

Do I Need Technical Expertise to Use This Feature?

Can I Add Languages Outside the Supported List?

Need More Help?

Multilingual FAQ

Give visitors a way to re-open the banner and revoke previously-granted consent. Required under LGPD Art. 8 §5 (Brazil) and aligned with GDPR Art. 7 §3 withdrawal rights, and supports CCPA consumer choice expectations.

Add the data-cookiepal-reopen attribute

How the revocation flow works

Trigger revocation from your own JavaScript

What cookies get cleared

Add a "Manage cookies" link to your site

Learn the Cognito MFA rollout timeline, how to enroll an authenticator app, and how account recovery works before enforcement begins.

Understand the rollout timeline

Set up your authenticator app

Know who must enable MFA

Use recovery options if you lose your authenticator

Prepare before MFA becomes required

Set up MFA before it becomes required

Show the CookiePal banner only in the regions you need, and exclude specific countries such as the EEA, the UK or Switzerland.

How Geo Targeting Works

Choose Your Regions

Exclude Specific Countries

Geo Targeting: Choose Where Your Banner Appears

Learn what Google Consent Mode (v2) is, how Basic vs Advanced work, and why it matters.

What is Google Consent Mode (v2)

Basic Consent Mode

Advanced Consent Mode

Why It Matters

Important Notes

How to Verify with CookiePal

What is Google Consent Mode?

In this guide, we'll walk you through the CookiePal installation using Google Consent Mode (GCM).

Sign in to CookiePal

Get the Installation Code

Add the CookiePal Script

Enable Google Consent Mode

Verify the Cookie Banner

GCM Advanced consent mode

How to setup Google Consent Mode

This guide explains how to implement a custom inline script for the GCM default command.

Install the custom default command

Custom script example

Region settings example

What ads_data_redaction does

What url_passthrough does

Install it in WordPress with WPCode

Install it in Shopify

Install it in Next.js

Important ordering note

Default command inline implementation

Add the Google Consent Mode default settings to your GTM container when CookiePal’s automatic default is turned off.

When you need this guide

Before you start

Create a Custom HTML tag

Add the consent default code

Fire the tag on Consent Initialization

Publish your container

Check that it worked

What happens if you skip this

Set Consent Mode defaults manually in GTM

Learn what Google Tag Gateway is and how it relates to first-party Google tag delivery.

What is Google Tag Gateway (GTG)?

GTG consent impact

One-click CDN injection and load order

Verify GTG enrollment

Late consent signal detected after GTG enrollment

Google Consent Mode for Google Tag Gateway

Resolve common Google Consent Mode setup and validation issues, and learn how to contact CookiePal GCM support.

Consent mode not found

Default consent not set

Consent doesn't update

Default consent set too late

Additional Help

Open a GCM support request

Customer escalation for unresolved GCM issues

GCM Troubleshooting & Support Guide

Configure, publish, and verify Google Consent Mode with CookiePal and Google Tag Manager.

Step 1: Sign up/create a CookiePal account

Step 2: Sign up for Google Tag Manager

Step 3: Install the Container.

Step 4: Adding CookiePal CMP Template.

Step 5: Verify Integration.

Step 6: Additional configuration

Need help with Google Consent Mode?

GCM Setup Guide

How to check if Google Consent Mode is properly implemented

Verify with CookiePal

Verify with Google Tag Assistant

Verify GCM implementation

Learn why GA4, Google Ads, Floodlight, and custom tags can be blocked when additional consent checks are enabled in GTM.

Why a tag doesn't fire even with CookiePal set up correctly

How to confirm this is the issue

For Google tags: remove the additional consent check

For custom or non-Google tags: gate on the CookiePal consent event

How to verify it worked

Still not working?

Fix tags blocked by GTM additional consent checks

Block Third-Party Cookies With Google Tag Manager (GTM)

Create a user-defined variable

Create a custom event trigger

Add the custom event trigger to the required tag

Submit Changes

Verify integration

How to integrate Kochava with CookiePal for consent-based tracking

Enable Kochava Integration in CookiePal

Add Your Kochava App GUID

Save and Finalise Integration

Integrate Kochava With CookiePal

How to integrate Airbridge with CookiePal to enforce consent-based tracking

Enable Airbridge Integration in CookiePal

Enter App Name and Web Token

Integrate Airbridge With CookiePal

How to integrate AppsFlyer with CookiePal to respect user consent

Enable AppsFlyer Integration in CookiePal

Enter Your AppsFlyer Dev Key

Integrate AppsFlyer With CookiePal

Step-by-step guide to connect Firebase Analytics with CookiePal using Google Tag Manager

Funciones

Funciones

Idiomas del banner

Configuración del banner

Google Consent Mode

Integraciones