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6. Integrating the Code

Once you created a CMP, you  will get the corresponding CMP-Code from the menu Get Code. You will then need to implement the code into your website or app using one of the following ways.

Automatic vs. Manual CMP-Codes

The system offers two different codes that can be used in order to integrate the CMP into your website:

Automatic Blocking

  • Easy to install, only one code in the <head>
  • Can cause issues with compliance
  • Runs synchronously, website speed is slower
  • Can cause issues with normal website features (e.g. blocking the wrong scripts)

You can read more about Automatic Blocking of Codes and Cookies here.

Manual Blocking

  • Harder to install, all scripts/iframes must be adjusted
  • Very safe/compliant if installed correct
  • Runs asynchronously, website speed is not affected
  • Unlikely to cause issues with normal website features (e.g. only blocks scripts that you select to be blocked)

We recommend using manual blocking in order to avoid compliance issues!

Integrate the code into a website directly

If you are not using a TagManager on your website you will need to implement the code directly into your website using one of these ways:

Integrate the code into a website using a Tag Manager

Integrate the code into an Andorid or iOS app

Integrate the code into a CMS or Shop-System

See other CMS or Shop-System integrations.

Integrate the CCPA "Do not sell my personal information" link

For CCPA compliance you should insert a link that says "Do not sell my personal information" on your website. This link should surface the opt out page of the ConsentManager layer. See here for more information on how to create this link.

Other Integration Information

Note: Once the CMP is created, the code will not change anymore, even if you make changes to the CMP settings.

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