# Consent records

Every choice made on your banner is kept as a consent record, with a receipt. You can filter them, open any one, and export them as evidence.

Video: Consent records (0:55), on https://www.complyzero.com/docs/website-consent/consent-records

## See your records

Your website's **Overview** counts the choices made, with your consent rate and how choices split. To see each one, open **Consent Records**. Each record shows when it was made, what happened, the language, and exactly what the visitor allowed.

### 1. Filter the records

Filter by action, such as visitors who withdrew their consent, or by date. Then select **Apply filters**.

### 2. Open a receipt

Select **Details** on a record. The receipt shows the button the visitor used and the versions of your notice and banner they saw.

### 3. Export for an auditor

For an auditor or the Data Protection Board, select **New export**, choose the dates and request it. Downloads stay available for 14 days.

> **Why receipts matter**
> Under the DPDP Act, you must be able to show that a person gave consent. Each receipt records what they were shown and what they chose, so you can prove it later. You can check an export's signature yourself: see [Check an evidence export](https://www.complyzero.com/docs/developers/check-an-evidence-export).

## Video transcript

Every choice made on your banner is kept as a consent record. Your website's Overview counts them, with your consent rate and how choices split. To see each one, open Consent Records. Each record shows when it was made, what happened, the language, and exactly what the visitor allowed. Filter by action or by date, then select Apply filters. Here are the visitors who withdrew their consent later. Details shows the receipt for that choice, with the button used and the versions of your notice and banner. For an auditor or the Data Protection Board, select New export, choose the dates, and request it. Downloads stay available for fourteen days.

Last checked against the ComplyZero dashboard on 2026-10-25. Source: https://www.complyzero.com/docs/website-consent/consent-records