Third-party integrations
Intastellar Consents is designed so tags and scripts respect consent: non-essential tracking stays blocked until the visitor chooses; after that, supported platforms receive structured consent state so measurement stays defensible under GDPR-style rules.
Canonical marketing list: Intastellar Consents — Integrations on intastellarsolutions.com stays current as vendors evolve. Below, each platform has a dedicated developer guide on this portal (plus WordPress under its own section).
Shared wiring: Quickstart, window.INTA reference, Customize, Script lifecycle.
Integration guides
| Platform | Developer documentation |
|---|---|
| WordPress | WordPress: Get started |
| Shopify | Shopify (theme / Liquid) |
| Google Tag Manager | Google Tag Manager |
| Google Consent Mode v2 | Google Consent Mode |
| Google Analytics 4 | Google Analytics 4 |
| Meta (Facebook) Pixel | Meta Pixel |
| HubSpot | HubSpot |
| Microsoft Clarity & UET | Microsoft Clarity and UET |
| Matomo | Matomo |
| Optimizely | Optimizely |
| VWO | VWO |
| Segment | Segment |
| Plain HTML / JavaScript | Get started (JavaScript) |
Principles (all integrations)
window.INTA+uc.jsfirst in<head>(or GTM Consent Initialization).- Gate analytics, ads, CRM, and experimentation tags on the visitor’s choice—your container or code must not race the CMP.
- Verify in staging after go-live; vendor Consent Mode / cookie docs still apply.
After deployment
- Metrics may drop after enforcement (fewer hits before consent). That is expected if consent is real.
- Cookie Observer (platform tier; plans and pricing) observes live cookies and storage after the banner is installed—not a pre-install site scan. See Advanced features.
- Problems? Debugging.
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