Usercentrics

Connect Usercentrics in Scripts & Pixels so its banner collects each visitor’s choice and your scripts wait for it.

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Before you begin

Make sure your Usercentrics account has a service for each script you run on the site, including one for Replo’s own pixel. A custom service works, for example one named “Replo Analytics”.

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Connect Usercentrics

Connecting Usercentrics turns off Replo’s own consent banner, so visitors see one banner. It also replaces any other consent tool connected to the site.

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Load Usercentrics through Google Tag Manager

If your Google Tag Manager container already loads Usercentrics, Replo shouldn’t add a second copy. Replo still holds each script until the visitor consents to its service. The difference is who loads the banner:

• Your container runs for every visitor, because it has to run before Usercentrics can load. Tags inside it follow the consent rules you set in Google Tag Manager.
• If the container doesn’t load Usercentrics on this domain, there’s no banner and your scripts stay off. A temporary replosites.com address may not match your container’s rules, so test on your own domain.

If other code on your site loads Usercentrics instead, choose Other site code. That code has to run for every visitor, so it can’t be a script waiting for Usercentrics consent.

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How your scripts follow Usercentrics

Usercentrics works in services, so each script waits for the service you chose for it, whatever its category.

• Names must match exactly. A script with no service, or a name that isn’t in your account, stays off for every visitor.
• Scripts marked as necessary run for every visitor and don’t need a service.
• Replo’s own analytics needs its own service. Until you choose one under Replo pixel, the pixel doesn’t run and Insights gets no data for the site.

If your site’s own code checks consent by category, such as with marketingAllowed(), those checks turn on only when the visitor accepts every optional service.

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Check your Usercentrics settings

• Blocking: Replo uses manual blocking, so you don’t need auto-blocking on this site.
• Allowed domains: if your Usercentrics settings limit which domains can use them, add the domain your Replo site is published on.
• Subdomains: if you use cross-domain consent sharing, check that a visitor’s choice carries over to your Replo subdomain. If it doesn’t, they’ll see the banner again there.

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When a visitor changes their mind

Usercentrics stores the visitor’s choice and lets them change it. If a visitor turns off a service they allowed, the page reloads, because a script that has already run can’t be unloaded.

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Scripts Usercentrics doesn’t cover

Usercentrics only controls scripts added through Scripts & Pixels. A script pasted straight into your site runs for every visitor, whatever they choose. Scripts & Pixels lists these under Unmanaged scripts. Convert to managed brings one under Usercentrics, and you choose its service as you convert it.

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Disconnect Usercentrics

Open Usercentrics in Scripts & Pixels and choose Disconnect. Replo’s own banner stays off, so every script loads for all visitors after you publish. Turn on cookie consent first if you need it.

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Next steps