Integrate Cookie Banner
Add the Consenter Banner to your website.
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Before your Consenter Banner can appear on your website, you need to add a small script to your site. This script loads the banner.
Attention: Do you want to integrate a consent banner or contextual consent?
For some purposes, it is better to ask your end users for their consent via contextual consent rather than a consent banner. This applies in particular to additional website features, such as maps, videos or social media feeds, which you want to integrate into your website and which process your end users' data. See contextual consent guide →
Step 1: Get your embed code
Once your banner version is "active", the "Embed Code" button becomes available.
Click Embed Code → Embed Consenter Banner to find your embed code snippet.
It will look similar to this:
<script
src="https://banner.consenter.eu/YOUR_DOMAIN_ID/cb.js"
async
></script>Replace the placeholder with your own value:
YOUR_DOMAIN_ID → your Consenter domain ID (from Sites → Your Site in Consenter Manager)
Step 2: Add the script to your website
Copy the embed code snippet and paste it into the <head> section of your website.
Make sure it is placed before any third-party script that requires user consent.
<head>
...
<script
src="https://banner.consenter.eu/YOUR_DOMAIN_ID/cb.js"
async
></script>
</head>Next step: Set up your TPP integrations
The embed script does not automatically block or enable third-party tools. For each TPP you use, you must add the TPP integration snippet (including the contextual consent snippet when needed) so it checks the banner's consent state before running. See TPP integration guide →
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