May 2024 Release Notes

  • Updated

What's new for Osano in May 2024

Note: Any Consent Manager Platform (CMP) changes will be inherited by consent manager configurations after they are republished. Please be sure to test all changes. 

Enhancements

  • May 24 at 12:30 PM
    • Data Mapping/Subject Rights
      • Users can now bulk classify fields on data stores to specify the type of information that field contains. During bulk classification users can also bulk specify the requested action to be taken on action items generated for that data store when a subject rights request is recieved. 
  • May 21 at 2:30 PM
    • Cookie Consent
      • The Osano CMP React Native SDK is now available for download via NPM package. This version includes support for existing CMP functionality, including the IAB TCF EU framework. Additional information on how to implement the package into your React Native based applications can be found on the Developer Docs site.
  • May 17 at 1:00 PM
    • Subject Rights
  • May 13 at 1:30 PM
    • Assessments
      • You can now add conditional questions to your custom assessment templates. Conditional logic allows you to enable or skip to specific questions based on the answer to a previous question. More information can be found at Custom Assessments: Conditional Questions.
  • May 10 at 11:30 AM
    • Data Mapping
      • Users can now search for sources by source name and filter sources by source type or owner on the Sources page.
      • Users can now filter by vendors assigned to applications on the Applications page.
    • Subject Rights
      • A new request type 'Opt Out of Using Sensitive Data' has been added to the list of request types to enable distinguishing this request type from the 'Limit Use of Sensitive Data' request type.
    • New Data Discovery Integrations
  • May 8 at 9:00 AM
    • Unified Consent and Preference Hub
      • The Unified Consent and Preference Hub is now available. Unified Consent helps your company:
        • Define many types of opt-out consents and how they are presented to users.
        • Customize an embeddable user preference hub to manage consent for data collection beyond website cookies.
        • Seamlessly apply consent policies across multiple jurisdictions, without duplicative work.
        • Integrate user consent updates downstream to select vendor integrations (Hubspot, SendGrid, and Mailchimp).
        • Review documentation about Unified Consent and Preference Hub here.
  • May 3 at 12:30 PM
    • Cookie Consent
      • The following consent management text string has been updated to include category label variables. For customers who wish to customize the category labels in the CMP drawer but not change the default banner text strings, Osano will now carryover the text customizations from the category labels and apply them to the default banner text strings.

        • This website utilizes technologies such as cookies to enable essential site functionality, as well as for {analytics}, {personalization}, and {targeted advertising}. 

      • Note: This change will NOT overwrite any custom banner text strings enabled for a configuration. In order to see this change reflected, any string customizations for the above string must be removed and the configuration re-published.
  • May 1 at 1:30 PM
    • Subject Rights
      • Our DSAR forms have received a UX overhaul and now default to displaying rights based on the jurisdiction of the requester. You can read more about these changes here. 
      • To allow for rights localization, request types are now managed on a new Request Types tab on the DSAR form.
    • Data Mapping
      • The Sources page now contains a source type column that displays the type of source that has been created.
      • The Applications page now contains a vendor column that displays the vendor for discovered applications.
    • New Data Discovery Integrations