// Features / Consent ledgerPreview

See exactly who said yes.

Every answer kept with its time and its notice. Ready for a regulator.

Preview. The hub records every answer today, with its time and notice version. The ledger screen shown here is in build.

The consent ledgera masked id, never a name

Asked · every ad channel56,000

Said yes · every ad channel35,280

Said no · every ad channel20,720

Visitor	Answer	Time	Notice
…4819	Said no	13:58:40	2026-10-v1
…4820	Said yes	14:00:12	2026-10-v1
…4821	Said yes	14:02:11	2026-10-v1
…4822	Said no	14:03:37	2026-10-v1
…4823	Said yes	14:04:05	2026-10-v1

A no is counted and kept here, never followed and never sent. A yes can be withdrawn; the ledger keeps both, with their times.

Every answer, with its time and the notice it saw.

// 01 — why it matters

Your banner collects an answer from every visitor.

Could you show a regulator what it was, and when?

£17.5m

The new maximum fine under PECR, or 4% of global turnover if higher. It was £500,000.

// 02 — how it works

01Ask plainlyClickfall’s own banner. Reject as easy as Accept, nothing pre-ticked.
02Record the answerWith its time and the version of the notice shown.
03Keep itEvery answer stays on record, with the notice it was given under.

Illustrative · the hub’s screen is an example

// 03 — what it's worth

Is this a consent management platform?

No. It is Clickfall’s own banner and its own record of the answers, with no third-party script.

What happens when someone changes their mind?

Their latest answer wins. A withdrawal stops replay and ad sends for them from that moment.

How long are answers kept?

With the visitor’s record, for up to 13 months, then deleted.

This explains the law in plain English. It isn’t legal advice.