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Part of the Audact layer

Every consent event, with the provenance attached.

In the platform, not a separate product · In controlled testing

What was consented to, for how long, under which entity and through which channel — captured at the moment it happened, linked to the interaction it governed, and exportable without building an extract pipeline first.

  • 5-year DE retention by default
  • Patent-pending governance stack (UK IPO)
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What it stores

Four records, and the link between them.

  • The capture event

    In controlled testing

    Channel, jurisdiction, language, the exact wording that was shown or spoken, the timestamp and a hash of the subject.

  • Scope and expiry

    In controlled testing

    What was consented to, for how long, under which legal entity, and for which processing purposes.

  • The revocation chain

    In controlled testing

    Every revocation is appended and linked to the original capture, so a later change or reordering is detectable by recomputation. Replay-safe.

  • Cross-jurisdiction re-evaluation

    In controlled testing

    The same subject moves country; the vault is designed to re-evaluate eligibility under the regime that now applies rather than the one that applied at capture. Germany: national policy layer active. Netherlands: in development. Belgium and Austria: planned.

Why it is a store and not a log

Clean evidence, no bespoke extract pipeline.

Consent provenance is the record a compliance team needs first and can rebuild least easily. A log tells you that something was written; a store tells you what was consented to, by whom, under which wording, and what has happened to it since.

The vault exports structured records that downstream systems can read directly. That is the difference between an export and a project.

Where it sits

Next to the receipt, not instead of it.

The Consent Vault is a component of the Evidence Vault. Consent records are linked to the per-interaction receipt, so the chain runs from the consent, through the disclosure, to what the interaction actually did, in one export rather than three.

Next step

Every consent, with its history attached.

The Consent Vault is part of the Evidence Vault rather than a product you buy on its own. Status: In controlled testing. Start with white-glove onboarding, or ask engineering for the record schema.

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