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×Every privacy law on the books requires verifiable, documented consent before tracking technology fires on your site. And ad platforms enforce it too.
Cookie Consent Management Platform (CMP) scans every tracker on your site, categorizes it, and blocks it until your visitor says “Yes.” All through a customizable banner built around your brand and your legal requirements.
Automatically scan your website & build a full inventory of all cookies, tags, trackers, pixels, and beacons, including first-party and third-party.
Pre-built customizable templates for GDPR, LGPD, CCPA, and DPDPA. Reviewed by miniOrange’s legal & privacy team and aligned with regulatory requirements.
Every tracked element gets sorted by category: strictly necessary, functional, analytics, and advertising for complete user transparency.
No tracking script fires until the user accepts consent. The platform enforces compliance at the tag level as required by GDPR and DPDPA.
Users can update or withdraw consent preferences anytime through a self-service portal. Easily maintain consent history for DSAR and compliance requests.
Automatically generate and maintain your cookie policy. When new trackers are detected, the policy updates instantly without manual intervention.
Maintain a live inventory of every cookie and tracking technology running on your site for audits, DPIAs, and regulatory compliance reviews.
Display region-specific consent banners based on user location. Automatically deliver the appropriate privacy experience required by local regulations.
Get up and running in 4 steps
Install the script on your website (one tag, no developer required for most setups)
Run the first automated scan and review your complete cookie inventory
Choose a pre-built banner template or configure a custom one
Enable auto-blocking and go live
Get a setup configured to your tech stack, regions & compliance requirements.
miniOrange’s cookie consent management platform connects with Google Tag Manager, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, Klaviyo, Braze, Heap, Tableau, Azure, Snowflake, BigQuery, Amazon S3, Redshift, Twilio Segment, Mparticle, AdRoll, LinkedIn Ads, Oracle DB, MySQL, and more.
Consent signals pass directly to your tag management system. Advertising tags don’t fire until a user accepts, and analytics only loads when they do.
Compliant across 22 languages and all the major global regulations.
Explicit consent before tracking. Right to withdraw anytime.
Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) form & “Do Not Sell” signal support.
Consent-first data processing. Purpose-based tracking records.
Prior consent required. User rights to access and deletion.
Consent before collection. Withdrawal as easy as acceptance. Audit logs mandatory.
Ad pixels, retargeting scripts, and analytics tools make cookie consent complex. The platform categorizes and gates each one without breaking your tracking setup.
SaaS products typically run 10-30 third party tools, analytics, support widgets, session recording, and product telemetry. Most of them are added one at a time with no central record. The scanner finds all of them & gives you a full inventory.
Financial services collect behavioural data through cookies, and the platform gives concrete consent logs and cookie inventory to your compliance team.
Cookies on healthcare sites can carry sensitive data signals. Blocking before consent matters more here than in most places.
Ad-supported sites live and die by advertising cookies. Geo-based banners let you comply in regulated markets without affecting users in markets with lighter requirements.
GDPR & DPDPA apply to public sector sites as well, and citizens expect the same consent controls as any other website.
With miniOrange's cookie consent management platform, see exactly what they are, who set them, and whether you have consent on record.
Applying layered security measures like phishing-resistant MFA and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) builds confidence with the workforce, clients, and partners by preventing illegal access and protecting privacy.
The MFA platform can substantially minimize IT management costs by reducing security breaches and decreasing the number of help desk calls related to password issues. This lessens the workload burden on security teams.
Establish flexibility and productivity for users by providing over 15 different MFA methods that meet their style and preferences.