The Consent module allows you to configure and integrate consent modals and named consents to meet legal and operational compliance requirements. Below are the available consent logic types:
  • Advertiser Modal
    Displays a link labeled “Advertisers” that opens a modal listing all advertiser entities.
  • Single Option
    Automatically presents the next available Advertiser or Endpoint based on cap and filter rules from Base Routing.
  • 1 to 1 - Consent
    Displays a specific Advertiser or Endpoint based on routing and availability logic.
  • 1 to Many - Dynamic Consent
    Displays multiple consent options for the user to view and select from dynamically.
  • 1 to Many - Selected Consent
    Shows a default consent message followed by a list of Advertisers/Endpoints the user can select individually.
These options offer flexibility for customizing how consent messages are displayed, accepted, and logged based on routing rules or advertiser requirements.

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a. Integration Script

Include this script in your HTML to activate the Pingtree Consent SDK: 
<script type="text/javascript" src="undefined/sdk/cp563/pingtree-consent.js"></script>

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b. Integration Div

Place this div where the consent message should render: 
<div class="pt-consent-language"></div>
You can use placeholders wrapped in double curly braces ({{ }}) to reference named consents or open modals dynamically inside your consent description. Example Consent Message:
By clicking Submit, you agree that Century Support Services, LLC and its marketing partners may contact you via phone, email, autodialed or prerecorded calls, and text/SMS messages. Msg. and data rates may apply. Consent is not required for purchase. Providing your Date of Birth authorizes a soft credit check that will not affect your credit score. You agree to indemnify and hold Century harmless from any claims, damages, or expenses related to this consent.

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4. Manage or Add Consents

To create or manage consents, define the following fields:
  • Consent Name: A unique name for internal tracking.
  • System: Choose between Advertiser or Endpoint.
  • Source: Select the applicable regulatory source (e.g., TCPA, GDPR).
  • Short Description: A concise message that describes the purpose of the consent.
  • Image Upload: Optional logo or image for visual identification.
  • Status: Toggle to enable or disable the consent.
  • Actions: Options to edit or delete a consent item.
  • Arrange: Drag and drop consents to reorder their display priority.
Customize how consents behave during user interaction:
  • Auto Selection
    Automatically selects default consents when the form loads.
  • Auto Selected Consents
    Lists the consents that are pre-selected by default.
  • Consents Sorting Order
    Choose between manual arrangement or alphabetical order.
  • Consent Limitation
    Restrict the number of consents that a user is allowed to select.
  • Allow Continue
    If enabled, the form can proceed even if not all consents are selected.

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6. Popup Alert Settings

Configure popups to alert users when consent requirements are not met:
  • Popup Alert Title: The headline for the popup alert.
  • Popup Alert Description: Supporting message displayed inside the popup.
  • Minimum Consent: Minimum number of consents required before allowing the user to continue.
  • Popup Logo: (Optional) Upload a logo to display within the alert popup.
This consent system ensures compliance while providing flexibility in how advertisers, endpoints, and consent messages are presented and enforced across funnels.