What does cookie consent analytics show?
Banner views
How many times the cookie banner was shown on the website, so you can judge how much of your traffic sees it.
Interaction and acceptance rates
How often visitors interact with the banner and how often they accept cookies.
How the decisions split
Answers split into full consent, necessary cookies only and preferences set by the visitor.
Consent by category
Consent given for analytics, marketing and functional cookies, including the analytics opt-in rate.
Split by device
Figures for visitors on desktops, phones and tablets.
Views where no banner was shown
Page views where the banner was not shown because of the geographic rules in force.
How do visitors respond to the cookie banner?
See how often the cookie banner is shown and what the people visiting your website decide. CookieOfficer gives you the rates you need to judge how much visitors engage with the banner and how the answers divide.
Views and interactions
Track how many times the banner was shown and the interaction rate, which tells you how often visitors act on the message they see.
Acceptance rate
Follow the acceptance rate to see what share of the answers recorded are acceptances.
How the decisions split
See how visitors' answers divide: full consent, necessary cookies only and preferences they set themselves.
Which cookie categories do visitors agree to?
An overall acceptance rate does not tell you which kinds of cookies visitors actually agree to. CookieOfficer analytics lets you look at each category and understand how the consent you collect is made up.
Consent for analytics cookies
Check the analytics opt-in rate and see what share of visitors agree to analytics cookies.
Consent for marketing cookies
Follow the share of consent given for marketing cookies, the ones advertising technologies rely on.
Consent for functional cookies
Watch the preferences for functional cookies, the ones behind extra features and settings on the website.
How to use cookie consent analytics
Consent analytics helps you judge how visitors respond to the cookie banner and which preferences they choose. Use it to see how well the message works, to review the consent model you have chosen and to plan changes to the banner.
You can also export the analytics to a CSV file for further analysis or for a summary of your own. Export is available from the Basic plan.
Cookie banner
Match the look, the wording and the consent model to your website. Use the analytics to decide how the banner should be shown to visitors.
See the cookie banner →Cookie consent log
Browse the decisions that have been recorded and find individual entries. The log also lets you download proof of a single consent as a PDF.
See the consent log →Frequently asked questions about cookie consent analytics
Cookie consent analytics in CookieOfficer shows aggregate figures for banner views, visitor interactions and the decisions they make. It tells you how people respond to the cookie message and which preferences they choose.
CookieOfficer shows the number of banner views, the interaction and acceptance rates, how the decisions split and the consent given for each cookie category. The panel also covers the devices visitors use and the page views where no banner was shown because of geographic rules.
CookieOfficer analytics covers three kinds of decision: full consent, necessary cookies only and preferences set by the visitor. On top of that you can look at consent for the analytics, marketing and functional categories, including the analytics opt-in rate.
Yes. CookieOfficer splits the figures by device: desktop, phone and tablet. That lets you take the device into account when you look at how visitors respond to the banner.
Yes. CookieOfficer exports the analytics to a CSV file. You can use it for summaries of your own or for further analysis outside the platform. Export is available from the Basic plan.
Start analysing what your visitors decide
See how visitors respond to the cookie banner, which consent they give and how often they accept each cookie category. Use the CookieOfficer figures to understand their preferences and to decide how the banner should work.