Does your website use example.com and a customer portal at app.example.com? Shared consent lets visitors keep their choice when moving between them in the same browser, without answering the banner again while that choice remains valid.
Set up shared consent
- Add the main domain and the subdomains to the same owner’s account in QookieQloud. Install the QookieQloud banner on each one.
- Open one of the domains and go to Settings → Share consent, directly below Connection.
- Enable sharing, select the domains using the tags and save. Include the main domain, for example example.com, as well as the subdomains you want to connect.
- Test by making a choice on one website, then visiting another selected website in the same browser. You only need to save the group once.
What changes for your visitors?
Accepting, declining or changing cookie preferences applies across the selected websites. Visitors can reopen cookie settings on any member website. Their next active choice becomes the shared choice.
Existing consent records are kept. If a visitor already has different choices on the websites, the initial shared choice uses the more restrictive preferences until they actively save a new choice.
Which websites can share consent?
Sharing works between a main domain and its subdomains under the same account owner, such as example.com and shop.example.com. It does not connect separate domain names such as example.com and another-site.com. A partner can configure sharing for a customer, but cannot combine websites belonging to different customer owners.
Each website keeps its own banner settings, cookie list and services. Review these so the shared choice is clear and appropriate across the websites you select. Sharing does not transfer a choice to a different browser or device.
