Every quarter, we share some of our latest product updates and progress, with a look at what our product and engineering teams have been focusing on over the past three months.
In this edition, learn more about our CMP re-certification by Google, server-side tagging, compliance monitoring, and much more. Keep reading to get the complete vision of the past quarter.
Didomi has been confirmed as an App-Ready Google CMP Partner with Gold Status for the third year in a row
Didomi has been part of the Google CMP Partner Program since it began, and we’re delighted to be awarded Gold Status support for web, mobile, and CTV for the third year in a row.
Updates to the program requirements this year focused on Google Tag Gateway implementation and continued support for Google Consent Mode.
Being certified for a third consecutive year is further proof that our work with Google is not a one-time effort but an ongoing commitment. One focal point this year was Google Tag Gateway, ensuring our customers have the documentation and diagnostics they need to stay compliant as the ecosystem evolves.
- Safaa E., Sr. Product Manager & Enterprise Product Specialist at Didomi (Source: Didomi blog)
We continue to be one of the few CMPs that are App-Ready, supporting technical requirements Google has identified as key for mobile apps. Learn more about the certification and its requirements in our dedicated article.
Server-side tagging continued to grow as an opportunity for brands
In the third quarter of 2026, we continued our efforts to bring transparency to server-side tagging, including additional guides to help brands grasp the technology's full potential. Recent publications include:
- A guide to server-side Google Tag Manager (sGTM), presenting the platform and how to configure it.
- A primer on how server-side tagging can help with CIPA compliance, one of the United States’ hottest privacy topics of the year.
- A series of interviews with marketing and data experts about the state of marketing, server-side tracking, and AI.
- A presentation on how to track conversions accurately on OpenAI Ads, thanks to a new template that lets Addingwell users share privacy-protected data efficiently with OpenAI for personalized advertising, with visitors’ consent.
- A breakdown of how server-side helps brands address the challenges posed by ad blockers (while respecting users’ choices)
We also addressed server-side tagging from a more strategic perspective by discussing why it fundamentally changed the MarTech operating model and how it is undergoing a form of “black-boxing,” which our approach offers an alternative to.
Stay tuned for more information over the next few months and, in the meantime, check out our recently released beginner guide to server-side tracking, covering all the essentials you need to know:

The growth and expansion of Advanced Compliance Monitoring (ACM) brought new capabilities for companies
Our cookie scanner and compliance monitoring solutions have seen a number of improvements and feature updates over the past quarter:
- In-console notifications now make it easier than ever to spot changes that impact compliance, from new trackers and vendors to unexpected compliance issues
- New GPC scenario analyzes tracker behavior in contexts where the Global Privacy Control signal is detected. This is an important compliance requirement in a growing number of US states, but not always something entry-level cookie scanners include. Monitoring your CMP's ability to take this signal into account is a key element of US compliance today.
- Improved tracker identification and more robust scanning have also been a focus, thanks to the new and expanded tracker database.
The number of available compliance requirements in our checklist has more than tripled, bringing deeper compliance evaluation for websites we analyze. More importantly, this breadth of checks allows us to better analyze customer sites against worldwide privacy regulation requirements. And, like most of our platform, customers can adapt the compliance checklist to what matters to them, based on their legal department's or advisors' interpretation, selecting the items they want to include in analyses or deselecting those that are less important based on the risks they are exposed to.
Our Scanning & Platform Product Manager, Teodora Tanase, published a thorough explanation of our approach to compliance monitoring, which we encourage you to read to understand what it is and why we think it’s the best option for companies.

Latest updates to our Consent Management Platform (CMP)
Last but certainly not least, our flagship CMP saw significant improvements and updates over the past few months, including:
- Long-awaited improvements to our cookie policy generator, based on trackers picked up during scan results and fully modifiable.
- Support for raw consent event data exports to Snowflake, enabling marketing activation, customer segmentation, and other downstream processes based on user choices in this popular data warehouse. Learn more about the export capability.
- Google Consent Mode (GCM) is now available in the US, following Google's release of how it expects US-type regulations to treat GCM.
Learn more about the Didomi CMP on our website.
What's coming next?
As we kick off the last quarter of the year, our product and engineering teams are excited to deliver some exciting new features and updates before 2027. We can’t say too much, but some of our work will include delivering:
- Enterprise-level features for a fully customizable, scalable platform supporting new privacy use cases
- Improvements and additional cloud destinations for all Didomi platform exports
- New mobile scanning capabilities
- US-specific enhancements for a US-first privacy program
We’re looking forward to sharing more as the quarter progresses. To stay tuned, follow us on our LinkedIn page and make sure to sign up for our monthly newsletter:
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