by davidevalerio 5 (3 reviews)

Record of Consent Extension for Complianz

Name: Record of Consent Extension for Complianz
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)
Author: davidevalerio

Stores custom consent records triggered by Complianz events with compliance tracking and auditing capabilities.

Record of Consent Extension for Complianz ranks #8,258 among WordPress.org plugins with 600+ active installations, is #520 of 4,589 in the Security category, a 5/5 rating from 3 reviews, and was last updated Sep 21, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v2.4 Current Version v2.4

Updated 2 days ago Last Update on 21 Sep, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 2.4
Last Updated: Sep 21, 2026
Requires WP: 5.0+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: davidevalerio

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Reviews: 3
Support Threads: 1
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TL;DR

AI summary of the plugin's readme

This plugin is for website owners using the free Complianz plugin who need a dedicated way to record and audit visitor consents without Complianz Pro. It solves the problem of reliably storing, verifying, and managing tamper-evident consent records to support GDPR compliance efforts.

Anonymizes user IDs
5-step setup wizard
SHA-256 hashing for tamper detection
Customizable consent record views
Advanced filters for records
Export consent data
Automatic cleanup of old records
Thorough uninstall removes all data

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Record of Consent Extension for Complianz

No. This plugin is made to work alongside the free Complianz plugin by adding just the consent recording part. If you want all the extra features, you would use Complianz Pro instead.

Yes. This plugin relies on the free Complianz plugin to be active. Think of it as an add-on that extends Complianz's consent features.

No. This plugin is specifically designed to work with Complianz.

Yes.

Each consent record is protected with a SHA-256 hash that uses a secret salt. If someone changes a record directly in the database, the integrity check will detect the mismatch.

A GDPR consent record requires only strictly necessary information to demonstrate compliance. Detailed geographic data, like country or city of origin, generally exceeds data minimization principles.

If your website doesn’t use marketing cookies, Complianz hides that category in the banner but still keeps it in the background data. That’s why you might see “marketing allowed” in your Record of Consent — it’s just a placeholder in the system. No marketing cookies are actually loaded or tracked, and you can safely ignore it.

This usually happens because some hosting providers use reverse proxies or load balancers that don't forward the original visitor IP to PHP. In those cases, server-side tools (like this plugin) may record the proxy's IP, while browser-based analytics tools (which are usually client-side JS) capture the correct visitor IP. This is a hosting infrastructure issue, not a plugin limitation. The plugin correctly stores consent records, but unreliable IP forwarding can make it harder to match records to specific users, which may affect compliance with data subject access or deletion requests. The plugin includes a PHP multi-header fallback system to detect the real visitor IP when possible, by checking headers such as X-Forwarded-For or HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP. However, this cannot guarantee accuracy in all environments. To improve detection: Ask your hosting provider to enable X-Forwarded-For or X-Real-IP Use a hosting service that fully supports IP forwarding Use multiple identifiers (IP + User Agent + timestamp + UID)

The plugin records an anonymized/truncated IP address as supporting evidence next to the User ID, timestamp, consent choices, and policy version. Storing anonymized/truncated IPs are not mandated by GDPR, but are recommended practice, because they offer a perfect compromise between compliance and operational utility.