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Usercentrics provides consent tools that can show visitor choices and connect them to website services.

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What is a session in the Web CMP plan?

The Usercentrics pricing FAQ describes a 30-minute period when someone loads the site with its script. A refresh after 30 minutes can count as a new session. Check the exact Web CMP plan and its covered domains. Cookiebot is a separate product choice with its own plan and counting rules.

Does a visitor’s CSV contain everyone’s choices?

The Usercentrics support guide describes downloading an individual visitor’s consent history using that visitor’s identifier in the relevant configuration. The guide lists a 12-month CSV scope. Confirm whether the exact product and version you use supports that path, and keep a separate record of settings and service mappings.

What would you look for in one fictional visitor’s history?

Draw a fictional visitor who changes a preference on a website after their first visit.

  1. Keep the two events distinct
    Write the expected before and after settings and the site configuration version.
  2. Separate history from site behavior
    Mark which optional service should change and what a browser check would need to observe.