Kuki Bar Cookie Widget for WordPress

Description

Kuki Bar – Cookie Widget for WordPress

Kuki Bar is a WordPress plugin that allows you to collect and keep a prof of consent. It’s the only plugin that syncs cookie consent with Google Sheets.

In GDPR 2022, it’s a legal requirement. We offer you to add a beautiful cookie bar on your WordPress site and anonymously sync cookie policy data with Google Sheets.

• Open source
• Fully customizable
• Easy setup and usage
• New GDPR 2022 compliance
• CCPA & CPRA compliance
• Anonymously sync cookie consent data with Google Sheets
• Multilingual support (WPML and Polylang compatible)
• Export cookie consent as CSV
• WordPress 5.0+
• Works with PHP 7+ and 8+
• Lightweight. No jQuery or other libraries
• Tested with WP Rocket
• Developed by screets

Requirements

This is a WordPress plugin and it requires:

• PHP 7+ or PHP 8+
• WordPress 5.0+

GDPR 2022

The Consent Solution is a legal requirement and, regardless of the number of users, each website must keep a proof of consent. In other words, in order to demonstrate that consent was collected in line with the law, you must always be able to retrieve this information: When consent was given By whom the consent was given What preferences have been expressed Legal or privacy notices in effect when consent was collected Which form was filled in at the time of consent Official European document GDPR (see no. 108).

CCPA & CPRA Compliance

Kuki Bar is a GDPR-friendly widget but also CCPA and CPRA compatible. It can do more can do less. If we can comply with European legal obligations, then complying with the CCPA will be a formality!

Technology

Kuki Bar loads itself once your website is loaded. It shows up a widget that collects your visitors’ consent. Once visitors set or update the consent state, the plugin creates a unique token and stores the visitor settings in cookies (for seven days), your database, and optionally Google Sheets.

The plugin collects and syncs visitors’ OS/browser info (i.e. MacOs Catalina, Safari 15), device type (i.e. mobile), IP addresses, accepted and declined services, and created & updated dates.