Added a new Developer Documentation section with quick access to the new developer portal.
Users can now update their consent decisions after the initial submission.
Added automatic consent-based blocking for analytics and marketing providers (e.g. PostHog, Microsoft).
Improved the consent version preview experience.
Split documentation into Public and Private sections and updated documentation URLs to the new developer domain.
Fixed client-side console errors and warnings to improve stability and developer experience.
Organizations can now self-register for a free trial directly through the portal, including privacy notice acknowledgement and automatic account provisioning.
Subscription status and service package usage are now visible in the tenant dashboard. API access is gated by active package status, and consent submission counts are tracked against usage limits.
Consent template versions now support multiple language translations (Thai and English) within a single version, with an in-form language toggle.
New users must acknowledge a legal consent document before accessing the Consentrix backoffice.
Administrators can now manage demo requests with paginated listing, detail view, edit mode, and approval or rejection workflow.
Consent template version responses now include an effective_date field indicating when the version goes into effect.
Administrators can now cancel pending review requests for both consent versions and cookie consent configurations.
User sessions are automatically invalidated when role permissions change, so access level changes take effect immediately without requiring a manual logout.
If your organization does not require an approver, consent versions and cookie configurations now automatically advance to pending approval status when submitted — no manual step needed.
Role permissions now include fine-grained control over consent decisions and consent templates, allowing administrators to restrict which roles can view or manage these resources.
Cookie decision exports and CSV reports now include the consent preference title and template version number for each record.
The system now prevents approving a consent version that has not yet been submitted for review, reducing the chance of accidental approval.
Audit logs now record both success and failure events for user account creation actions.
Cookie widget now uses Shadow DOM and follows host-page dark mode and theme variables through #cookie-consent-root.
Cookie widget now supports Thai and English, auto-detects locale from the parent page, and allows runtime switching via cookie-consent:locale.
Script integrations can now listen to cookie-consent:action for structured consent results such as accepted and rejected category IDs.