Three installation paths. One privacy policy.
Every adapter uses the same published configuration, script-control semantics, visitor choices, and evidence model.
Shopify
A theme app extension loads the shared runtime and synchronizes choices with Shopify’s Customer Privacy API.
Read the guide- 01Configure the Shopify app credentials
- 02Install the theme app extension
- 03Verify Customer Privacy API synchronization
WordPress
An installable plugin connects each domain to the hosted runtime and interoperates with the WordPress Consent API.
Read the guide- 01Install and activate the plugin
- 02Add the site key in WordPress
- 03Run a browser verification scan
Custom websites
One script tag exposes a stable browser API for any framework, storefront, or server-rendered application.
Read the guide- 01Add the hosted embed script
- 02Map optional services to categories
- 03Publish and verify the configuration
Platform-specific guides
Where the snippet goes on each platform, what else on it is loading trackers, and what to verify before you call it done.
Shopify
Shopify’s theme is only one source of storefront code. Trackers can also arrive from sales-channel and other apps, so removing a theme snippet does not remove app-managed integrations.
WordPress
A plugin pairs the site to the hosted runtime and interoperates with the WordPress Consent API. The complication is the same as on Shopify: other plugins load trackers you did not put there.
WooCommerce
A WordPress install with a shop attached, so the plugin covers it, and the store-specific work is telling necessary cart and checkout cookies apart from the marketing tags bolted on around them.
Webflow
One snippet in the site-wide head, plus an inventory of Webflow analytics, embeds and Marketplace integrations. Webflow exposes consent-related APIs but does not supply a complete native CMP for every site.
Squarespace
Code injection can put the snippet in the site-wide header, but it does not extend to checkout. Squarespace’s banner controls some built-in and third-party integrations, not every custom or embedded service.
Wix
Wix supports dashboard custom code on a published site with a connected domain. Wix now offers a Usercentrics banner for new installations, while existing sites may still have its legacy banner, so identify the active system before adding another.
BigCommerce
Script Manager is the control point for scripts registered there and records their scope and consent category. Theme code, checkout and app-managed surfaces still require separate review.
Next.js and React
A single script tag in the document head, plus the browser API for anything your own code loads conditionally. Client-side routing is the one thing that behaves differently from a server-rendered site.