"Integrated Model" - iubenda
Configuration in iubenda console
1st layer
Utiq consent text (1st layer)
Utiq consent text (1st layer) for “Integrated Model” can be found here.
Ensure the buttons are always visible
Add CMP CSS to allow scrollbar, so that buttons are always visible
#id { max-height: 300px; overflow-y: scroll; }
Change #id with your CMP's respective text element id
Set up the functionalities in the Utiq Integrated Model text
Configurable elements
The Utiq consent text contains configurable elements.
You will need to populate dedicated configurable elements with your details:
[DATA CONTROLLER]: Data Controller’s name and legal form → the legal entity that owns the website as mentioned on the website’s Privacy Policy page
(for Consent or Pay Model only): [BUTTON WORDING FOR PAY OPTION] → label/wordings used for the “Pay” option button
across our property(ies) → https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/digital-properties?domain=[INSERT DIGITAL PROPERTY] with already pre-filtered the digital property (e.g. website/app) the user is coming from.
Clickable elements
The Utiq consent text (1st layer and Utiq purpose displayed in the 2nd layer of the CMP) contains clickable elements:
You will need to implement hyperlinks that open in a new page for clickable elements within Utiq consent text:
consenthub: https://consenthub.utiq.com/
Utiq’s Privacy Statement: https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/privacy-statement
telecom operator / supported internet connection: the reference to participating telecom operators in scope within the Utiq consent text must be correctly hyperlinked and direct the user to the relevant section within Utiq’s Privacy Statement containing the list of all participating telecom operators per country → https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/privacy-statement#telecom-operators
our other websites / listed here / across our property(ies) → https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/digital-properties?domain=[INSERT DIGITAL PROPERTY] with already pre-filtered the digital property (e.g. website/app) the user is coming from (e.g. example.com - without www). This page lists the cross domain websites in scope (i.e., all digital properties that would make use of the same martechpass value), providing transparency also on Group of companies and Data Controllers
for advertising or analytics activities → this function will open the Advertiser/Publisher’s own privacy statement.
(for Consent or Pay Model only): You can reject Utiq now → a function to open the second layer of the CMP.
(1) Utiq logo next to "other similar technologies"
In case scrolling is required to view Utiq consent text, Utiq logo must be placed in a fully visible section of the CMP (logo must be clickable and, if clicked, to scroll automatically to the Utiq section).
The most logical place is expected to be next to the mention of use of similar tracking technologies.
Please add Utiq logo, using the following code - remember to optimize the style attribute:
(including <span><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill="none" style="vertical-align:baseline;width:2em !important;padding-top:0.2em" viewBox="0 0 83 27"><path fill="#ed174c" d="M31 6v14q2 11 12 12v-6q-5-1-5-6v-9h5V6h-5V0q-6 1-7 6m26 13q1 12 13 13h7q0-5-7-6-6-1-7-7 1-7 7-8 7 0 8 7l-2-2-5 4 12 12 13-13q-4-3-8 0l-5 5 1-5Q83 6 70 5 58 6 57 19m-36-7v7q0 7-7 7-7-1-8-7V6H0v13q1 12 14 13 12-1 13-13V6q-5 0-6 6m26 0v20h6V6q-5 1-6 6"></path></svg><span style="position: absolute; width: 0; height: 0; clip: rect(0 0 0 0);">Utiq</span></span>)(2 - 3) Utiq title, Utiq logo and Utiq consent text (1st layer)
Add the Utiq title, Utiq logo and Utiq consent text (1st layer) in your iubenda CMP 1st layer.
Please add Utiq title, Utiq logo and Utiq consent text, using the following code - remember to optimize the style attribute:
<p><strong>Use of <span><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill="none" style="vertical-align:baseline;width:2em !important;padding-top:0.0em" viewBox="0 0 83 27"><path fill="#ed174c" d="M31 6v14q2 11 12 12v-6q-5-1-5-6v-9h5V6h-5V0q-6 1-7 6m26 13q1 12 13 13h7q0-5-7-6-6-1-7-7 1-7 7-8 7 0 8 7l-2-2-5 4 12 12 13-13q-4-3-8 0l-5 5 1-5Q83 6 70 5 58 6 57 19m-36-7v7q0 7-7 7-7-1-8-7V6H0v13q1 12 14 13 12-1 13-13V6q-5 0-6 6m26 0v20h6V6q-5 1-6 6"></path></svg><span style="position: absolute; width: 0; height: 0; clip: rect(0 0 0 0);">Utiq</span></span> technology powered by your telecom operator</strong></p><p>If you accept and use a <a href="https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/privacy-statement#telecom-operators" target="_blank">supported internet connection</a> (mobile and broadband), we, [DATA CONTROLLER], will use marketing identifiers provided by Utiq <u>for advertising or analytics activities</u>. Utiq works with your <strong>telecom operator</strong>, which will use your IP address against internal data (e.g. mobile number) without disclosing it, to create identifiers for each connection you use.</p><p>We use the identifiers to link the browsing activity <a href="https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/digital-properties" target="_blank">across our property(ies)</a> where Utiq consent is given, including of others using the same connection.</p><p>You can reject now or withdraw consent later via "Manage Utiq" or in Utiq’s privacy portal ("<a href="https://consenthub.utiq.com/" target="_blank">consenthub</a>").</p><p>You confirm that you are the telecom account holder or have permission from them to activate Utiq.</p><p>For more, visit <a href="https://consenthub.utiq.com/pages/privacy-statement" target="_blank">Utiq's privacy statement</a>.</p>Utiq purpose displayed in the 2nd layer of the CMP
Utiq custom purpose
When you configure the Utiq custom purpose, please use the following text:
| Text |
|---|---|
Purpose name | Utiq purpose name for “Integrated Model” can be found here. |
Purpose description | Utiq purpose description for “Integrated Model” (--> Second layer (Utiq custom purpose)) can be found here. |
To add the Utiq related purpose you will need to add the following to your pages:
<script type="text/javascript">
var _iub = _iub || [];
_iub.csConfiguration = {
siteId: <your_site_id>,
cookiePolicyId: <your_cookie_policy_id>,
lang: '<website-language>',
storage: {useSiteId: true},
logLevel: 'info',
banner: {
showPurposesToggles: false,
},
perPurposeConsent: true,
additionalPurposes: [ // List of additional purposes
{
id: 'Utiq', // Id using to handle the scripts
defaultLabel: 'Use of Utiq technology powered by your telecom operator', // Default label used to additional purpose when there is no translation
defaultDescription: 'If you consent, you agree to the following processing:\n\n- Eligibility check: Utiq uses your IP address to check if you’re using a supported internet connection. If you are not, Utiq will not be activated.\n- Activation of Utiq technology: Your IP address is shared with your telecom operator to create a secure identifier ("Network Signal") for each supported connection you use (mobile and broadband), created now or later when you switch connections. To do this, your operator matches your IP address with internal data (e.g. mobile number), without disclosing it. Only this identifier is then provided to Utiq.\n- Creation of Utiq identifiers: Utiq uses the Network Signal to create additional Utiq identifiers, including marketing specific ones for each connection, stored in your browser with first party cookies and other device storage information.\n- Sharing and use of marketing identifiers: Utiq only shares with us the marketing identifiers for each connection that we can use to understand your browsing behaviour and connect visits across our property(ies) (only if you agree to the activation of the Utiq technology on each one separately). This helps us, for example, to personalise or customise content in our property(ies), to recognise you when you return, or to enable us or our selected partners to create audiences for advertising or analytics, as explained below. If the connection is shared (typically in the case of broadband), the same identifiers are assigned to each consenting person on that connection, linking their browsing behaviour.\n- Sharing of Utiq identifiers to advertising and analytics platforms: Certain Utiq identifiers will be transferred to these platforms that work with us and\/or Utiq. We supplement these identifiers with data we hold about your browsing activity and profile, which is further processed in these platforms to show you personalised ads (our own or our partners\’) or conduct analytics, according to the consents you have given us. This can involve display of ads, managing how frequently ads are shown or measuring the performance of the ads. The analytics activities can involve comparison analysis to produce aggregated reports or select audiences for activation. For more detailed information on how these activities are supported by Utiq see the dedicated section in Utiq’s privacy statement.\n\nThe Utiq technology is designed with privacy in mind: it uses minimal personal data, secure, temporary identifiers, and limits data sharing. Utiq also offers a privacy portal ("consenthub") to exercise your privacy rights.\n\nFor more details, visit Utiq\’s privacy statement.', // Default description used to additional purpose when there is no translation
value: false
},
],
i18n: {
"<website-language>": {
per_purpose: {
purposes : { // Translation of purposes
Utiq: { // Id of the additional purpose
name: 'Use of Utiq technology powered by your telecom operator', // Name of the additional purpose
description: 'If you consent, you agree to the following processing:\n\n- Eligibility check: Utiq uses your IP address to check if you’re using a supported internet connection. If you are not, Utiq will not be activated.\n- Activation of Utiq technology: Your IP address is shared with your telecom operator to create a secure identifier ("Network Signal") for each supported connection you use (mobile and broadband), created now or later when you switch connections. To do this, your operator matches your IP address with internal data (e.g. mobile number), without disclosing it. Only this identifier is then provided to Utiq.\n- Creation of Utiq identifiers: Utiq uses the Network Signal to create additional Utiq identifiers, including marketing specific ones for each connection, stored in your browser with first party cookies and other device storage information.\n- Sharing and use of marketing identifiers: Utiq only shares with us the marketing identifiers for each connection that we can use to understand your browsing behaviour and connect visits across our property(ies) (only if you agree to the activation of the Utiq technology on each one separately). This helps us, for example, to personalise or customise content in our property(ies), to recognise you when you return, or to enable us or our selected partners to create audiences for advertising or analytics, as explained below. If the connection is shared (typically in the case of broadband), the same identifiers are assigned to each consenting person on that connection, linking their browsing behaviour.\n- Sharing of Utiq identifiers to advertising and analytics platforms: Certain Utiq identifiers will be transferred to these platforms that work with us and\/or Utiq. We supplement these identifiers with data we hold about your browsing activity and profile, which is further processed in these platforms to show you personalised ads (our own or our partners\’) or conduct analytics, according to the consents you have given us. This can involve display of ads, managing how frequently ads are shown or measuring the performance of the ads. The analytics activities can involve comparison analysis to produce aggregated reports or select audiences for activation. For more detailed information on how these activities are supported by Utiq see the dedicated section in Utiq’s privacy statement.\n\nThe Utiq technology is designed with privacy in mind: it uses minimal personal data, secure, temporary identifiers, and limits data sharing. Utiq also offers a privacy portal ("consenthub") to exercise your privacy rights.\n\nFor more details, visit Utiq\’s privacy statement.' // Description of the additional purpose
}
}
}
}
}
};
</script>Where:
<your_site_id>is given by iubenda<your_cookie_policy_id>is given by iubenda<website_language>is ISO format, e.g.en-GB,it-IT, etc.
If you cannot technically add hyperlinks in the 2nd layer, please add the URL of the hyperlink as plain text in brackets.
Example:
If you cannot technically add this:
add this:
Consent Validity Timeframe
The consent validity timeframe (the time after which consent should be re-requested) for Utiq consents for the Integrated Model is aligned with your CMP consent validity timeframe and up to a possible 13 month maximum period.
Technical implementation
Technical steps
Please follow the steps as described here to integrate.
Correct configuration of accept and reject functions
The CMP must be configured to ensure that Utiq calls are only triggered if user accepts Utiq consent. This means if the user either clicks on:
"accept all" or
accept Utiq custom purpose
Utiq technology must be off by default.
No Utiq calls to enable the Utiq technology shall be triggered if a user clicks on reject option.
Only strictly necessary cookies can be dropped if user clicks on reject option i.e., consent status.
Utiq consent withdrawal mechanisms
3 ways to withdraw Utiq consents:
via the CMP: by re-opening the CMP and changing the preferences, the users can withdraw Utiq consent.
via the consent revocation dedicated functionality hosted in the Manage Utiq page (see “Set up the user functionalities in the dedicated “Manage Utiq” page”).
via consenthub: https://consenthub.utiq.com/
Utiq script ensures synchronization CMP-consenthub-Consent withdraw function hosted in Manage Utiq page.
Utiq SDK should be loaded on all site pages, to be able to ensure consent synchronisation of the user.
Function not to show main CMP in “Manage Utiq” page
To avoid prompting your CMP in the “Manage Utiq” page, please add the following configuration right before you iubenda tag.
HTML
|
Where:
<manage_utiq_page_path>is the URL path of the “Manage Utiq” page, e.g. if the page is hosted athttps://<domain>/pages/manage_utiqthen the path would be/pages/manage_utiq