What it's for
Consent Search lets you look up a specific visitor's consent record on your website, such as when a customer requests details about what they consented to, or when you need to verify a consent was recorded correctly.
Where to find it
Consent Search is available within your Cookie Consent configuration, under the Consent Search tab.
How to search
Use the "Search by" dropdown to choose one of three identifiers, then enter the value:
User Consent ID — the unique ID generated the first time a visitor consents, stored in their browser's local storage. More information here: Finding Your Osano Cookie Consent UUID
External ID — an identifier your own system assigns to the user (if you're passing one to Osano). Only used with Cross Device Consent, more information here: https://developers.osano.com/cmp/javascript-api/developer-documentation-consent-javascript-api#-userdata--string
User IP — the visitor's IP address at the time of consent.
You only need one of these to find a match, no need to combine identifiers.
Narrowing your search
The Filters panel lets you refine results further by:
Consent Date Range
IP Address
External User ID
Consent Categories (e.g. Essential, Marketing, Personalization, Analytics)
Language
Country
Region (state/province)
Platform (Web, iOS, Android, or React Native variants)
Domain
Reading your results
Each result row shows the consent date/time (in UTC), User Consent ID, the categories consented to, language, country, region, platform, and the domain the record was saved for.
A couple of things to keep in mind
New consents can take some time to become searchable after they're recorded, so don't be alarmed if a just-collected consent doesn't show up instantly.
Consent Search is built for looking up a specific record you already have some identifying detail for, rather than browsing your full consent history.