IAB TCF 2.3 Compliance Solution
Termly’s consent management platform now fully supports the IAB TCF 2.3. You can set up TCF 2.3 controls directly from your Termly dashboard with a click of a button to align your marketing with EU privacy laws.
- Geolocation Detection
- Vendor Scanner
- Google Friendly
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TCF 2.3 Consent Banner
Activate TCF 2.3 on your consent banner with one click in your Termly dashboard.
Automatic Vendor Scanner
Use our vendor scanner to create a list of vendors who advertise on your site.
Satisfy Google Requirements
Meet the TCF requirements that Google is imposing on its Ad publishers in Jan 2024.
Geolocation Detection
Your TCF banner will only show up in regions where it’s relevant — like the EU.
Built By Legal Experts
Our TCF 2.3 solution is created by our talented engineers, who are guided by our Head of Global Privacy and her team.
Match Your Website & Language
Edit your TCF-compatible banner colors, fonts, position, language, and more!
Works on Any Platform or CMS
Your TCF-enabled consent banner will work on your website, blog, ecommerce store, Shopify, WordPress site, and more!
Easy Installation
Simply copy and paste an HTML code snippet to your website, and your consent banner will appear.
EU Coverage
Termly makes it easy to align your website or app with EU/EEA privacy frameworks like the GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, and more.
EU Data Storage
Termly stores European users’ data securely in the EU/EEA, supporting businesses’ efforts to meet essential data protection requirements.
US Coverage
Termly empowers websites and apps to tackle U.S. state privacy laws like the CCPA, VCDPA, UCPA, and more with ease.
Global Coverage
Termly’s consent solutions and policy generators help websites meet global privacy requirements, including PIPEDA, Quebec’s Law 25, POPIA, and more.
Use our consent management system for your site.
Enable TCF 2.3 in your consent banner settings.
Configure your vendor settings with our unique vendor scanner.
Done!
IAB TCF Explained
What Is the TCF?
The TCF is an accountability tool, and websites can register as publishers officially under the TCF or may choose to use the resources voluntarily.
How To Set Up TCF
Using the TCF involves implementing all of the following:
- Use a CMP that meets the TCF version 2.3 requirements to present your website visitors with a compatible consent banner — that’s Termly!
- Your consent banner should send signals to registered vendors using strings (TC string) to communicate their consent choices regarding your data processing activities.
- Your EU website visitors should be able to accept, deny, or customize what they consent to and can easily change their minds at any time.
- You should ensure that detailed information about your use of cookies or other trackers, the purposes for data processing, and the third parties you want to share information with is presented to them on the consent banner.
- The system then sends a TC string to the vendors communicating your visitor’s consent choice, and the vendors must honor and respect what the string conveys.
To further assist with GDPR compliance, TCF requires a reporting mechanism to document your website visitors’ consent choices and all vendor interactions.
What Is the IAB?
The IAB is an independent advertising organization based in New York whose mission is to create an industry standard for online marketing and advertising around the globe.
IAB Europe, the European branch of the IAB, develops frameworks and programs for the industry that help businesses work with the EU market while respecting privacy laws like the:
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- ePrivacy Directive (EU Cookie Law)
The group promotes integrity, transparency, and accountability so businesses can thrive in the EU market while adequately respecting the privacy rights of EU users.
