DataGrail Consent supports localization of the banner experience for all text, button actions, and categories displayed to data subjects. Below is the list of the languages we support and present to data subjects based on their browser's language settings:
By default, DataGrail Consent reloads the page when a visitor updates their consent preferences. This ensures that scripts blocked or allowed by the new preferences take effect immediately. However, a full page reload is not always desirable — particularly for single-page applications (SPAs) or implementations using progressive consent, where you dynamically load or remove content based on consent state.
DataGrail Consent has extensive customization options, so you can match the banner user interface to your web app's branding and design system.
Google Tag Manager (GTM) is the preferred way to discover, organize, and control tracking scripts on your site. Whenever possible, deploy all tracking scripts through GTM. With the DataGrail integration, GTM tags are automatically imported, kept in sync, and surfaced for classification; new tags in GTM trigger updates in DataGrail for review.
You can construct geo-specific banner notices that appear on your website to data subjects using the Layouts feature.
Some embedded content, like YouTube videos or social media widgets, loads third-party trackers as soon as the page renders. Progressive consent lets you block that content behind a placeholder and only load it after the visitor explicitly grants consent. This approach is especially useful for meeting opt-in requirements under regulations like GDPR.