Transcend Consent Manager reference UI

See creating your own UI.

Playground

The default consent interface is built with flexibility to choose between different "view states". These can be viewed in the Consent Manager UI playground here.

You can also run the playground locally with

yarn playground

View States

The default consent interface is built with flexibility to choose between different "view states". The following view states are supported:

AcceptOrRejectAll

Standard GDPR style banner for opting in or out of all purposes. Selecting "More Choices" gives the ability to opt in or out of specific purposes.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Accept All	Opts the user into all allowed purposes in current consent experience.
Reject All	Opts the user out of all allowed purposes in current consent experience. Essential is never opted out.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

AcceptOrRejectAllOrMoreChoices

Similar to AcceptOrRejectAll, but the "More Choices" button is a primary button.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Accept All	Opts the user into all allowed purposes in current consent experience.
Reject All	Opts the user out of all allowed purposes in current consent experience. Essential is never opted out.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

QuickOptions

This banner is recommended for GDPR-like regimes where customers can opt in or out of multiple purposes with 1 click. Each button includes the purposes for all options to the left of that button. For example, "Analytics" button includes "Essential", "Functional" and "Analytics".

Button Title	Callback Description
Only Essentials	Opts the user out of all purpose types other than Essential. Essential is never opted out.
Functional	Opts the user in to Functional, but opts out of Analytics and Advertising. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
Analytics	Opts the user in to Functional and Analytics, but opts out of Advertising. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
Ads and Analytics	Opts the user in to Functional and Analytics and Advertising. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

QuickOptions3

This banner is the same as QuickOptions but the Functional & Analytics buttons are combined into 1.

Button Title	Callback Description
Only Essentials	Opts the user out of all purpose types other than Essential. Essential is never opted out.
Analytics	Opts the user in to Functional and Analytics, but opts out of Advertising. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
Ads and Analytics	Opts the user in to Functional and Analytics and Advertising. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

CompleteOptions

This option is linked to in most other banners under the "More Choices" footer. This allows for explicit opting in or out of each purpose. If a user begins fully opted out, this UI requires clicking each checkbox to fully opt in.

With optional description text:

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Toggle Checkbox	Checking the box opts the user in to a purpose, unchecking the box opts a user out of a purpose. Opt out changes are not applied until "Confirm" is clicked.
Confirm	Applies the consent change event for any modified checkboxes.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

CompleteOptionsInverted

This option is similar to CompleteOptions but the checkboxes are inverted -- checking each box opts the user out of a purpose.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Toggle Checkbox	Checking the box opts the user out of a purpose, unchecking the box opts a user in to a purpose. Opt out changes are not applied until "Confirm" is clicked.
Confirm	Applies the consent change event for any modified checkboxes.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.
Read more	Redirects to the secondary policy specified using the data-secondary-policy data attribute.

CompleteOptionsToggles

This is a good banner style when you are using Transcend for Preference Management.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Toggle Switch	Switching one of the toggles opts the user in or out of a purpose. Changes are applied immediately as the toggle is switched
X - Icon	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes and no changes to consent confirmation.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

DoNotSellDisclosure

Unlike the other view states, this view state should be opened using onClick={(event) => transcend.doNotSell(event)}. Note: for React development, please use: onClick={(event) => transcend.doNotSell(event.nativeEvent)}. This view state will opt the user out upon opening of the modal, while the other view states require an additional button to be clicked to ensure compliance.

This is the recommended flow for US state laws with a do not sell requirement, as it allows for minimal friction in the opt-out process through a single click opt out.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
On Modal Open	Opts the user out of the SaleOfInfo purpose.
Okay	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes and no changes to consent confirmation.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

OptOutDisclosure

Unlike the other view states, this view state should be opened using onClick={(event) => transcend.optOutNotice(event)}. Note: for React development, please use: onClick={(event) => transcend.optOutNotice(event.nativeEvent)}. This view state will opt the user out of all purposes as soon as the modal opens, while the other view states require an additional button to be clicked to ensure compliance.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
On Modal Open	Opts the user out of all purposes.
Okay	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes and no changes to consent confirmation.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

DoNotSellExplainer

This is a 2 click opt out for do not sell or share. This option is useful for companies that need to provide more context about what the opt-out means, and how the opt-out changes when the user is logged in or out.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Toggle Switch	Opts the user in or out of the SaleOfInfo purpose.
X - Icon	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes and no changes to consent confirmation.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

PrivacyPolicyNotice

This banner can be used to notify users of privacy policy changes. This banner does not collect consent preferences, however, it will save a consent timestamp for whenever the user acknowledges the policy change, and closes the modal.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Okay	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes, however, airgap.getConsent().confirmed is set to true to prevent the modal from re-showing.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

PrivacyPolicyNoticeWithCloseButton

This banner can be used to notify users of privacy policy changes. It does not collect consent preferences, however, it will save a consent timestamp for whenever the user acknowledges the policy change, and closes the modal. This banner is similar to PrivacyPolicyNotice, however instead of using a button to close the modal - an X icon is used in the top right-hand corner of the modal.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
X - Icon	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes, however, airgap.getConsent().confirmed is set to true to prevent the modal from re-showing.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

NoticeAndDoNotSell

Deprecated: Use DoNotSellDisclosure or DoNotSellExplainer for CPRA compliance This option adds too much friction, and would likely be ruled non-compliant.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Okay	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes and no changes to consent confirmation.
Do Not Sell My Personal Information	Redirects to the CompleteOptions view state. No purposes change. Does not change SaleOfInfo.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

AcceptOrRejectAnalytics

A banner that handles opting in or out of the Analytics tag.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Okay	Opts the user into Analytics.
Do not track	Opts the user out of Analytics.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

AcceptOrRejectAdvertising

A banner that handles opting in or out of the Advertising tag.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Okay	Opts the user into Advertising.
Opt out of advertising	Opts the user out of Advertising.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

AcceptAll

WARNING: In some jurisdictions this UI may be considered a dark pattern. Use at your own risk. To learn more, head over to our blog post: Demystifying dark patterns: A practical primer for CPRA compliance.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Accept All	Opts the user into all allowed purposes in current consent experience.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

AcceptAllOrMoreChoices

WARNING: In some jurisdictions this UI may be considered a dark pattern. Use at your own risk. To learn more, head over to our blog post: Demystifying dark patterns: A practical primer for CPRA compliance.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Accept All	Opts the user into all allowed purposes in current consent experience.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

AcceptAllRejectAllToggle

WARNING: In some jurisdictions this UI may be considered a dark pattern. Use at your own risk. To learn more, head over to our blog post: Demystifying dark patterns: A practical primer for CPRA compliance.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Toggle Switch	Opts the user in or out of all purpose.
X - Icon	Closes the modal with no changes to purposes and no changes to consent confirmation.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

LanguageOptions

This is the view state that allows the user to select their language.

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Each Language	Each option changes the selected language for the modal, no purposes change.
More choices	Redirects to the CompleteOptions (default), CompleteOptionsToggles, or CompleteOptionsInverted when configured via the data-more-choices-view attribute (available in airgap.js v9.119.0+). No purposes change.
See our Privacy Policy	Redirects to the privacy policy link specified in Consent Display Settings or the data-privacy-policy data attribute.

Collapsed

Button Mapping

Button Title	Callback Description
Transcend Icon	Open's Transcend modal, no purposes change.

Prerequisites

This package is distributed through npm and GitHub package registries and assumes an installation of npm and node.

Developing against this repository

1. Clone the repo

git clone [email protected]:transcend-io/consent-manager-ui.git

2. Install dependencies

yarn

3. Build the code and run the local version of the UI

yarn start

This command will run a very simple HTML file defined in ./index.html. Any changes made to the ./index.html or ./src will cause the page to auto-reload without needing to restart the server.

Testing

This repository has Jest tests available for all view states. These unit tests help to ensure core functionality remains unchanged, and run as part of the PR CI process. The test themselves include snapshots of the view state HTML to help prevent regressions in terms of UI logic or DOM behavior.

To run these tests, pull down this repository and run

yarn test

For maintainers: if a change you're making introduces a diff, you can walk through the snapshot changes interactively and review diffs/update snapshots on a case by case basis by running

yarn test:watch