Feature Snapshot
Summary:
Consent Language Detected is the portion of a TrustedForm Certificate that displays the text shown on a lead generation form to obtain consumer consent during the recorded lead event.
Key Benefits:
- Easy access to consent languages shown to the consumer.
- Save time and effort spent watching the entire session replay.
Typical Use Cases:
- Auditing lead forms to ensure they display compliant consent disclosures.
- Copying consent languages use to compare then against what was expected.
How the Consent Language Detected works
Step‑by‑Step Instructions
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Implement TrustedForm Certify:
Add the TrustedForm Certify JavaScript snippet to your lead generation page to start capturing consumer interactions and certificate data. -
Display Clear Consent Disclosure:
Ensure that your lead form includes unambiguous consent language or explicit TrustedForm consent tags that indicate the terms consumers are agreeing to when they submit their information. -
Capture and Analyze Page Content:
When a consumer submits their lead information, TrustedForm Certify scans the page for consent text. It first checks for explicit consent tags; if none are detected, it uses a machine learning model to identify the text that qualifies as consent language. -
Generate the Certificate Section:
TrustedForm then creates a certificate that includes a dedicated scrollable section titled “Consent Language Detected,” which displays the exact text found on the page during the user’s interaction.
Expected Result:
You will see a TrustedForm Certificate featuring a clearly labeled “Consent Language Detected” section that contains the precise disclosure text (e.g., “I agree to receive marketing messages”) as displayed on your form.
Validation & Monitoring (optional)
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Test the Setup:
Submit a test lead through your form and review the generated certificate to ensure the “Consent Language Detected” section accurately reflects the consent text.
Best Practices
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Use Explicit Consent Tags:
Integrate TrustedForm consent tags in your form elements to precisely indicate the consent disclosure, reducing ambiguity for the detection model. -
Ensure Clear and Conspicuous Language:
Write your consent disclosure in plain, easily understandable language that satisfies TCPA and other regulatory requirements. -
Test Across Devices and Browsers:
Regularly verify that consent language is captured consistently regardless of the device or browser used by consumers.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom / Error | Likely Cause | Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| “Consent Language Detected” section is missing from the certificate. | No consent text was recognized; consent tags may be missing or the ML fallback did not correctly identify the text. | Confirm that your form displays clear consent language and implement explicit TrustedForm consent tags. Contact support if issue persists. |
| Incorrect or ambiguous text appears in the Consent Language Detected | Multiple text blocks on the page may have confused the detection algorithm. | Use explicit consent tags to designate the intended consent disclosure and review your page layout to minimize extraneous content. |
| API response error “Consent language not detected in the certificate.” | The certificate did not capture any text that qualifies as consent language, possibly due to hidden or poorly formatted disclosures. | Ensure that the consent disclosure is visible on the form at the time of submission and is not obscured by design elements. Retest after adjustments. |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the “Consent Language Detected” section?
A: It is the dedicated part of a TrustedForm Certificate that displays the exact text used on your lead generation form to obtain consumer consent.
Q: Why is the “Consent Language Detected” section important?
A: This section clearly showcases the consent language the consumer was presented with, which is essential for defending your contact practices in legal review.
Q: How does TrustedForm Certify know which text qualifies as consent language?
A: TrustedForm Certify first looks for explicitly placed consent tags on your web form. If they are not present, the system uses a machine learning model to analyze the page content and accurately predict which text represents the consent disclosure.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Consent Language | The exact text displayed on a lead form that informs the consumer about the terms and conditions they are consenting to. |
| TrustedForm Certificate | A digital record generated by TrustedForm that captures consumer interactions, including consent details and page metadata. |
| Consent Tags | HTML markers added to form elements that explicitly identify the consent disclosure text to assist with accurate detection. |
| Machine Learning Model | An algorithmic component used by TrustedForm Certify to predict and identify the consent language on a web page when tags are absent. |
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