How to enable cross-domain consent
Cross-domain consent is useful when you want to collect user's consent across multiple domains using a single cookie banner.
Cross-domain consent is useful when you want to collect user's consent across multiple domains using a single cookie banner. It is good for the user experience when you redirect users to multiple websites/domains. You can see a video of the functionality here.
Follow these steps to enable cross-domain consent. We assume that you have already added your domains inside the domain management panel, and onboarding is complete for all domains.
1. Install Secure Privacy script on all domains.
2. Click on All Domains and navigate to Domains page.
3. Scroll the table to the right, where you can see Domain Consent Group.
4. Edit the column Domain Consent Group for all the domains on which you want to enable cross-domain consent.
5. Make sure that the enable of each group is the same. For example in the below image the Group name is GroupA.
6. Once done, cross-domain consent is enabled for these domains.
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