What is Consentrix?
Consentrix is a comprehensive, centralized Consent Management System (CMS) designed to help organizations collect, manage, and track users' data privacy consents efficiently, securely, and in compliance with global data protection laws (such as PDPA or GDPR). This system serves as a single hub that allows you to manage everything from Consent Forms and Cookie Policies to tracking historical user decisions across multiple platforms in one place.
Why Consentrix?
Minimize legal risks with systematic, transparent consent management and verifiable audit trails.
Whether you collect consent from multiple websites, portals, or applications, you can seamlessly manage everything within one unified platform.
Built specifically for developers with secure RESTful APIs that easily integrate into your existing infrastructure and tech stack.
Consent decisions are tied to explicit template versions so you can show which terms a user accepted and keep your flows aligned with the API.
Features
Consent Template Management
• Create and design highly customizable consent forms.
• Built-in Version Control (Consent Versioning). If your terms are updated, the system keeps a historical record of exactly which version the user accepted at the time.
Cookie Management
• Easily configure customizable Cookie Banners and categorize cookies (e.g., Necessary, Analytical, Marketing).
• Record and easily access the history of users' Cookie Decisions across every touchpoint.
Consent Decisions & Dashboard Tracking
• A comprehensive dashboard summarizing data statistics, displaying real-time Opt-in and Opt-out rates.
• Search and view detailed, individualized consent journeys and historical data logs per user.
Channel and Data Sharing Control
• Block Channel (DNCL): Manage "Do Not Call Lists" precisely to respect users who opt out of specific communication channels.
• Partner Management: Manage partner directories and strictly control the sharing of personal data with authorized third-party entities.
Secure API access
• API keys: Integrations authenticate with API keys so only your systems can call the documented consent endpoints.
• HTTPS: Use TLS in production between your services and the Consent Management API.
• Server-side authorization: Access to templates and customers is enforced on the server for each key. See the API reference for request and error patterns.