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Konsenvia is the SANTVIA galaxy's consent management platform (CMP), with the DPO's toolkit: banner, consent register, records of processing. GDPR-compliant, hosted in the EU — the European alternative to US CMPs.
GDPR and the CNIL's recommendations require consent that is free, informed and as easy to refuse as to accept — with proof of that choice. To get it, many sites install a CMP… an American one, which processes your visitors' consent data outside Europe. On the DPO side, records of processing and rights requests are often still handled in spreadsheets.
Without a timestamped consent register, you can't prove visitors' choices in an audit.
Handing consent management to a player subject to extraterritorial laws is a compliance paradox.
Records of processing, mapping, rights requests: scattered, manual, hard to keep up to date.
Konsenvia collects consent by the book, keeps the proof, and equips the data protection officer — all hosted in Europe.
Refusal as easy as acceptance, choice per purpose, on-demand redisplay: a banner built to GDPR and CNIL recommendations.
Every choice is recorded, timestamped and exportable: you can demonstrate the consent obtained, purpose by purpose.
Records of processing (Article 30), mapping of trackers and processors, handling of rights requests, in one place.
No consent data outside Europe, no third-party tracker in the banner: compliance without contradiction.
Parity with the best CMPs in the field — but sovereign and equipped for the DPO.
Design, wording and purposes in your image; multilingual, accessible, on every screen.
Timestamped, exportable and verifiable history of each consent and its withdrawal.
Visitors revisit their choice at any time, purpose by purpose, in one click.
No non-necessary tracker fires before consent — as the rule requires.
Keep the GDPR register (Article 30): purposes, legal bases, durations, recipients, processors.
Receive, track and trace requests (access, erasure, objection) within the deadlines.
Not promises: checkable architecture choices.
Collect consent by the book, keep the proof, without handing your visitors to a non-EU CMP.
Keep the records of processing, map trackers and processors, trace rights requests — in one place.
Sovereign consent management, consistent with the requirement to protect sensitive data.
Konsenvia is in development. We are opening early access to pilot organisations that want a sovereign CMP and DPO tools. Let's talk about your need.
Konsenvia is the sovereign consent management platform (CMP) and DPO toolkit of the SANTVIA galaxy. GDPR-compliant and hosted in the European Union, it handles the consent banner, the consent register and the data protection officer's tools. The product is in development; early access is open on request.
A CMP (Consent Management Platform) is the tool that collects, records and enforces visitors' choices on cookies and trackers. It displays the banner, keeps proof of consent and blocks trackers until consent is given.
Konsenvia is built on GDPR principles and the CNIL's cookie recommendations: free choice, refusal as easy as acceptance, proof of consent, withdrawal at any time. Compliance also depends on your configuration.
Konsenvia is hosted in the European Union, with no transfer of consent data outside Europe and no third-party tracker in the banner. It avoids dependence on players subject to extraterritorial laws.
Yes. Beyond the CMP, Konsenvia offers DPO tools: records of processing (Article 30), mapping of trackers and processors, and handling of rights requests.
Konsenvia is in development. We are opening early access to pilot organisations: write to contact@santvia.eu to discuss.
Konsenvia is SANTVIA's compliance brick: digital communication, protection and compliance, hosted in Europe. One identity, evidential archiving, proof rather than promises.
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