Client-ready reports
A monthly report for each site, set against the month before once there is one, with the consent log a CSV export away, for internal reviews and the conversation where you prove the retainer’s value.
Consent analytics
Reports that answer “is the banner working?”
Consent without measurement is theater. UserGuard ties every visitor choice to a site, a banner version, a region, and a timestamp, then turns that log into charts a client can read without a translator.
The reporting layer
From consent log to business answer.
Change your banner copy and watch acceptance move. Compare rejection rates across regions. Export the event log when someone with a law degree asks for it. This is what the consent log should have been all along: evidence.
- Audit-ready records — GDPR Article 7(1)
- Opt-out and GPC status records (CCPA)
- Acceptance and rejection trends
- Month-against-month figures in site reports
- CSV exports for clients and counsel
Banner optimization
Every decision records the banner version on screen, so set the log to the weeks before and after a change and compare.
Category visibility
Which optional categories do visitors accept, reject, revisit? Now you know, per site.
Why it matters
Consent logs should become business context.
- Every event tied to site and banner version
- Trends, not anecdotes, for consent UX decisions
- Exports built for clients and auditors
- Scan changes shown beside visitor behavior
- Consent events kept 400 days by default, per-account adjustable — export CSV any time
- A monthly report per site for internal reviews and client retainers
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