Question 1

Setting your store's compliance

Accepted Answer

In order to have all the settings in the store and our app, to ensure your store's compliance, we would recommend the following:

Select the Regions in the Customer Privacy Section

Q: Google Universal Analytics integration

|| On July 1, 2024, Google Analytics 4 properties will have fully replaced Universal Analytics properties, <a href="https://blog.google/products/ads-commerce/google-analytics-360-ga4-update/">as previously announced</a>. From that date, Google will begin turning off all Universal Analytics services and Universal Analytics APIs, which means Universal Analytics properties will be inaccessible through the Google Analytics front-end and APIs. If you haven’t completely migrated to Google Analytics 4 properties, follow <a href="https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/10759417">the migration guide</a> to start making the switch today. The integration will be done with an additional script. The script below will block Google Analytics based on its Global Tag. **Here is how the script works: ** Google Analytics will be set based on a condition, which is checking one of the cookies, that are set by our app. This cookie is storing information on which exact cookie group is blocked currently, either based on the initial state, or the preferences of each customer. When the initial state is set to block the Analytics cookie group or the customer opts out, the script which is setting the Tag Manager will not be executed. || NOTE: The below integration is only applicable if the service is added via a script placed in the theme files of the store. If the integration for the service is done through any other channel or service, please check the Help center for the relevant integration as per your ca

1. Navigate to your store's Settings >> Customer Privacy section. On the Cookie Banner page, click on More actions and select Set custom banner regions. From the Use Custom Cookie Banner modal, choose the regions in which you want the marketing and analytics data to be collected by Shopify after user consent and click Confirm, as shown below:

If you have any questions on this or have difficulties setting the option, please refer to the following article: Customer Privacy section updates in Shopify

|| NOTE: For users that have the app installed after 12/12/2024, please follow these steps instead.

Navigate to the Settings tab of our app
Open the Geolocation section.
Choose the regions where you want the cookie bar to be displayed for and data to be collected only after consent and Save the changes.

After 12 December 2024 our app is already integrated with the Shopify API which allow you to set the regions where you need the Shopify

Question 2

Google Tag Manager Integration.

Accepted Answer

The integration will be done with an additional script. The script below will block Google Tag Manager based on its Container ID

Here is how the script works:

Google Tag Manager will be set based on a condition, which is checking one of the cookies, that are set by our app. This cookie is storing information on which exact cookie group is blocked currently, either based on the initial state, or the preferences of each customer. When the initial state is set to block the Analytics or Marketing cookie groups, or the customer opts out, the script which is setting the Google Tag Manager will not be executed.

|| NOTE: The below integration is only applicable if the service is added via a script placed in the theme files of the store. If the integration for the service is done through any other channel or service, please check the Help center for the relevant integration as per your case: 6. Integrate Google, Meta Pixel, etc

Enabling of the Google Tag Manager's integration script

The process for initial manual integration for Google Tag Manager, is the following:

Open Shopify Admin.
Click on Online Store link in the left menubar.
Click on the Actions dropdown button and select Edit Code from there.
A new page will open with a list of files on the left side of the screen.
Create a new liquid file in the **Snippets ** section of the theme files, called `google-tag-man

Question 3

Facebook Pixel integration for Consentmo GDPR app

Accepted Answer

**Here is how it works by default: **

Our app deletes the Facebook Pixel cookies on page load. However, those cookies are then created by Facebook again on the next page load. Because of that, we are removing the cookies on every refresh. With that said, when a customer visits a page, a small bit of information is sent to Facebook Pixel.

We are using this method due to Shopify's limitations preventing us from getting the tracking codes for each store.

When the initial state is set to block the Analytics and **Marketing **cookie groups or the customer opts out, the script which is setting the Facebook Pixel will not be executed.

|| NOTE: The below integration is only applicable if the service is added via a script placed in the theme files of the store. If the integration for the service is done through any other channel or service, please check the Help center for the relevant integration as per your case: Social Media Pixels integration for Consentmo GDPR app

Enabling of the Facebook Pixel's integration script

The process for initial manual integration for Facebook Pixel, is the following:

Open Shopify Admin.
Click on Online Store link in the left menubar.
Click on the Actions dropdown button and select Edit Code from there.
A new page will open with a list of files on the left side of the screen.
Create a new liquid file in the **Snipp

Question 4

Change my cookies choice (footer link)

Accepted Answer

Setting an option for the store visitors to change their cookies choice is a recommendation by the customer privacy laws. here are the option you have for setting this either as a link or a button in one of the pages of the store.

Link option:

If you decide to set this in the footer of the store, please follow the steps below:

Go to the **Content **tab of the Store admin
Select **Menus **section
Select the Footer menu where you want to place the link
Create the element with the Add menu item option
The HTML below needs to be added in the Label part, and for the Link part, you can select the Home Page

<a onclick="showPreferences(this);" class="isense-reopen-widget-link" role="button" tabindex="0" aria-haspopup="dialog" 
style="cursor: pointer;"> Cookie Preferences</a>

You can also check a video reference on how this can be done below:

${youtube}Footer Link for changing your cookie preferences

Button option:

If you decide to set the option as a button in one of the store pages, please follow the steps below:

Go to Online store > Pages
Seclect the page where you want to place the button
Set the Show HTML option for the page
Set the below HTML in the place where you want to have the button in the page

```html <button class="btn btn--secondary isense-reopen-widget-button" onclick="showPreferences(this);event.preventDefault();" aria-haspopup="dialog" style=

Question 5

Google Ads integration for Consentmo GDPR app

Accepted Answer

The integration will be done with an additional script. The script below will block Google Ads based on its Global Tag.

**Here is how the script works: ** Google Ads will be set based on a condition, which is checking one of the cookies, that are set by our app. This cookie is storing information on which exact cookie group is blocked currently, either based on the initial state, or the preferences of each customer. When the initial state is set to block the Marketing cookie group or the customer opts out, the script which is setting the Tag Manager will not be executed.

|| NOTE: The below integration is only applicable if the service is added via a script placed in the theme files of the store. If the integration for the service is done through any other channel or service, please check the Help center for the relevant integration as per your case: 6. Integrate Google, Meta Pixel, etc

Enabling of the Google Ads integration script

The process for initial manual integration for Google Ads, is the following:

Open Shopify Admin.
Click on Online Store link in the left menubar.
Click on the Actions dropdown button and select Edit Code from there.
A new page will open with a list of files on the left side of the screen.
Create a new liquid file in the **Snippets **section of the theme files, called google-ads-integration-script
After that copy the content of

Question 6

Google Universal Analytics integration

Accepted Answer

|| On July 1, 2024, Google Analytics 4 properties will have fully replaced Universal Analytics properties, as previously announced. From that date, Google will begin turning off all Universal Analytics services and Universal Analytics APIs, which means Universal Analytics properties will be inaccessible through the Google Analytics front-end and APIs. If you haven’t completely migrated to Google Analytics 4 properties, follow the migration guide to start making the switch today.

The integration will be done with an additional script. The script below will block Google Analytics based on its Global Tag.

**Here is how the script works: ** Google Analytics will be set based on a condition, which is checking one of the cookies, that are set by our app. This cookie is storing information on which exact cookie group is blocked currently, either based on the initial state, or the preferences of each customer. When the initial state is set to block the Analytics cookie group or the customer opts out, the script which is setting the Tag Manager will not be executed.

|| NOTE: The below integration is only applicable if the service is added via a script placed in the theme files of the store. If the integration for the service is done through any other channel or service, please check the Help center for the relevant integration as per your ca

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