Cassie unveils pioneering Cross-Domain Consent solution to transform digital experiences

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CMP enables enterprises to prove global compliance, deliver cross-domain integrations that honor user privacy preferences at scale 

WARRINGTON, England, Jan. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Cassie, the consent and preference management platform serving Fortune 500 companies globally, announced the launch of Cross-Domain Consent. This solution is the first that offers legitimate cross-domain consent sharing at root domain level across completely unique domains so only one banner needs to be shown per user to hit the market.

Oftentimes, global brands use multiple root domains within the same user journey – such as a checkout page, a login page or a third-party vendor – which disrupts the buyer experience. When a consent banner pops up on each new domain, users could be met with up to 3+ cookie banners in just one transaction. And when customers are forced to deal with multiple cookie banners through their user experience coupled with privacy browsers deleting stored preferences, it often leads to consent fatigue in the buyer journey, especially as 57% of Americans don't fully understand cookies*.  

This is where Cross-Domain Consent comes in. The product was designed to provide global brands with a competitive advantage by ensuring the buyer journey is both compliant and uninterrupted by multiple banners. Other provider solutions have only been able to provide this service on a subdomain level, but Cassie's Cross-Domain Consent does it on an individual root domain level.  

"Cassie is committed to delivering compliant consent solutions for global businesses without compromise," said Nicky Watson, Chief Architect and Founder of Cassie. "We actively review our product offering by listening to the market and the needs of our customers to ensure they are provided with a solution that will evolve and become more powerful to meet the needs of data privacy."  

Additionally, global enterprises are currently struggling with bloated tech stacks across every area of the business - including sales, marketing, service and call center teams - each of which collects a high volume of consent data. This creates inconsistencies and lack of visibility internally, as well as poor user experiences. And with constantly evolving global data privacy regulations, businesses risk exorbitant fines and reputational damage if they fail to demonstrate compliance – especially when transacting globally, where legislation requires different approaches.

"Cassie has the strongest enterprise-level cookie solution in the market able to handle millions of data sets and consent preferences in real time," said Glenn Jackson, CEO of Cassie. "We are proud to bring to market a new solution that will fulfill the needs of customers inquiring about how to solve the problem of going through the consent process repeatedly by streamlining the user journey." 

To learn more about Cross-Domain Consent and Cassie's offerings please visit www.trustcassie.com. 

* Research Source Cassie identifies key stats on the US consumer market-Cassie (trustcassie.com) 

About Cassie (Syrenis Ltd) 

Cassie is a consent and preference management platform that empowers complex, global businesses to deliver compliant, transparent customer marketing experiences. Created by consent and preference management pioneer Syrenis, Cassie specializes in working with companies in high-volume, high-transaction data scenarios to go beyond compliance allowing them to build long-lasting, trusting relationships with their customers. Endorsed by leading analyst Gartner for its exceptional configurability, security and scalability, Cassie foresees and delivers capabilities that enterprise companies need to stay compliant and meet the evolving demands of global data citizens. Cassie's parent company, Syrenis, was founded in 2000 and has been delivering data software solutions for more than two decades. For more information, visit trustcassie.com.

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