Embed privacy into your data infrastructure so that it becomes impossible for anyone to operate on data without proven consent.
Distribute consent where you need it
Didomi’s technology helps you share reliable consent statuses across your systems internally, and with trusted partners externally. We know how important the integration layer is for an organisation, that’s why we are committed to provide the highest integration level, far beyond the standard one.
Embedded privacy
User and team permissions
Allow your internal teams and external partners to process personal data only for consenting users, and revoke access at any time
Real-time distribution
Distribute your users consent statuses and any subsequent updates in near real-time to your teams and partners.
Didomi’s CMP is TCF v2-compliant
Didomi’s is part of the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) which allows publishers to monetize only consented user data. Our cookie consent notice will record the user’s consent and transmit it in real-time to advertising vendors through a so-called “consent string."
Safe consent distribution, built for developers
Didomi’s consent distribution infrastructure allows you to deploy consent events on all your internal platforms and with external partners instantaneously. For the first time, developers can build a safe, reliable privacy tech infrastructure with Didomi’s solutions that have been purposely designed for them.
Our latest blog posts about consent distribution
Privacy-as-a-Service: How Uber builds consent management into its product
You know Uber for its brand, its transportation offer, or even its engineering... but did you know that Uber is also one of the companies that best ...
Didomi for Google Consent Mode: Measure conversions while respecting user consent choices
Personalising user experience and understanding user behaviour allows companies to effectively measure online campaigns and monetize ad revenue. ...
Google and TCF v2 : What happens to my Google Ad Manager if I am not TCF v2 compliant ?
Google is an important member of the TCF v2, and will begin reading and passing the TC string for all ad requests after the full IAB transition from ...
