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How to Bulk Import Business Information Using a CSV File
Overview Termly's Bulk Import feature lets you update business information for multiple websites at once by uploading a CSV file. This is especially useful if you manage many sites and need to make...
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How To Update Privacy Policy Email Addresses with Retool
1. Tool OverviewThe Privacy Policy Email Update Tool allows the DIFM team to bulk-update the “Contact Us” email address in privacy policy documents.Why it exists: When a privacy policy is copied fr...
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How Termly Stores Consent, Works with GTM, and Handles Subdomains
This article explains how consent is stored in Termly, how Google Tag Manager (GTM) and Google Consent Mode interact with Termly, and what to expect when working with subdomains or authenticated us...
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Managing Cookie Consent Across Multiple Domains
When businesses operate across multiple domains and subdomains, such as www.domain1.io and app.domain1.io, questions often arise about how cookie and tracking consent should be managed.This article...
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Floating Preferences Center Icon
OverviewThe floating preferences center icon provides users with persistent access to the Termly Preferences Center after their initial consent interaction.The icon is included in the page markup b...
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IAB TCF v2.3 Compliance: disclosedVendors (FAQ)
Q: What is disclosedVendors?A: It’s a TC String segment that lists the vendor IDs that were disclosed/shown to the user in the CMP interface.Q: Do I need to update my website code?A: Typically no. ...
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TCF v2.3 Update: disclosedVendors Support (IAB TCF Compliance)
What’s changing IAB TCF v2.3 introduces a disclosedVendors segment in the TC String. This segment represents the vendor IDs that were disclosed (shown) to users in the CMP UI. Why it matters IAB TC...
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How to install Termly's Consent Management Platform in Next.js 15/16
This article provides step-by-step instructions for installing Termly's Consent Management Platform (CMP) in Next.js 15 or 16 applications. Prerequisites- Next.js version 15.5.6 or 16.1.6 (versions...
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Strict Content Security Policy (CSP) Requirements for Termly Consent Banner
PurposeThis guide explains exactly what CSP rules you need to add so the Termly consent banner and preference center work correctly on websites with strict security policies. Consider Content Secur...
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How to duplicate websites in Duda using Duda’s API
This step-by-step guide shows how to duplicate a Duda site via Duda’s API so the new site clones Termly compliance settings, including Domain Rules and TCF/GACM vendor configurations. Before you st...