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Consent Management

Capture and manage consent with confidence

Create a clear, compliant consent experience across every customer and operational touchpoint while keeping data usage auditable and transparent.

Policy-awareAuditable
Clear
consent and data usage visibility
The challenge

Customer consent often lives in too many places

When consent records are scattered across teams and systems, your business risks inconsistent handling and poor customer trust.

The Tretton approach

Bring consent into a single, governed flow

Consent Management creates a more transparent and operationally consistent way to capture, review and apply consent in product and compliance workflows.

Capabilities

One place to manage customer permissions

Record capture

Capture consent at the right moment with clear customer context.

Versioning

Track the latest valid consent decisions and the history behind them.

Governance

Keep consent decisions aligned with business policy and operational controls.

How it works

Capture, govern and apply consent consistently

1
Present the context and request
2
Capture and verify the decision
3
Apply the rule across workflows
Use cases

Trusted by privacy-aware customer journeys

Financial services

Capture consent in ways that support service, review and compliance workflows.

Digital commerce

Make customer permissions visible across data-driven experiences.

Operations teams

Ensure the right customer choices are honored in day-to-day processing.

Clear
capture experience
Auditable
consent history
Governed
policy use
Trusted
customer handling
FAQ

Common questions

It manages when consent is captured, what it covers, when it changes and how those choices are applied in operations.

Yes. The record is designed to help teams understand what consent was granted, when it was granted and how it should be used.

Yes. It is built to slot into customer journeys and operational processes without creating an isolated compliance layer.

Make consent easier to capture, govern and trust