Keksitbot on your platform

The plugin adds the script as the first element of <head> and protects it from optimisation plugins (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, Autoptimize). It provides a cookie table, a "Privacy settings" link, blocks and a widget. Works with the WP Consent API and WooCommerce.

Requirements: WordPress 6.0 or newer, PHP 7.4 or newer.

Step-by-step installation

1. Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin → choose the zip file → Install and activate.
2. Settings → Keksitbot: paste the site ID and save.
3. Click "Check the connection".
4. Add [keksitbot_declaration] to your privacy policy page and a settings link in the footer ([keksitbot_settings_link] or the block).
5. Finally click "Check installation" in the dashboard.

The plugin is awaiting approval in the wordpress.org directory. Until then install it from the zip file; after publication updates will come from the directory.

add_action('wp_head', function () {
    echo '<script src="https://zgody.idea4me.pl/cmp.js?id=YOUR_ID" data-id="YOUR_ID"></script>' . "\n";
}, -1000);

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "WordPress" tab - the code already contains your site ID. GPLv2+ licence.

The module adds the script right after the opening <head>, before stylesheets and scripts of other modules. It adds a "Privacy settings" link to the footer and the [keksitbot-deklaracja] and [keksitbot-ustawienia] shortcodes for CMS pages.

Requirements: PrestaShop 1.7.8 to 9.x.

Step-by-step installation

1. Modules → Module Manager → Upload a module → choose the zip file.
2. Click "Configure" next to the Keksitbot module.
3. Paste the site ID, enable the banner and save.
4. In the Keksitbot dashboard add all store domains to the site (language versions too).
5. Finally click "Check installation" in the dashboard.

The module is awaiting submission to PrestaShop Addons. Until then install it from the zip file. The module rejects IDs with an underscore - the dashboard does not generate such IDs.

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "PrestaShop" tab - the code already contains your site ID. MIT licence.

A tag template for Google Tag Manager: sets Consent Mode v2 defaults in the Consent Initialization trigger (EEA, UK and Switzerland: denied until the visitor decides), loads the Keksitbot banner and updates consent after the visitor's choice. No edits to the page code.

Requirements: A GTM web container. The template comes in the language of the GTM interface.

Step-by-step installation

1. Download the .tpl file in your language.
2. In GTM: Templates → Tag Templates → New → ⋮ menu → Import → choose the file → Save.
3. Tags → New → Keksitbot CMP, enter the site ID.
4. Trigger: Consent Initialization - All Pages.
5. Publish the container and check it in Preview mode (Tag Assistant → Consent tab).
6. Finally click "Check installation" in the dashboard.

With the template, turn off Banner design → Compliance → Google Consent Mode v2 in the Keksitbot dashboard so that consent does not come from two sources. If the code is already pasted in <head>, remove it. The template is awaiting submission to the GTM Community Template Gallery.

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "Google Tag Manager" tab - the code already contains your site ID. Apache 2.0 licence.

The Shopify app (theme app embed) adds the banner and passes every decision to the Customer Privacy API, so Shopify pixels, sales channels and checkout follow the same choice. Until the App Store listing, paste the code into the theme.

Requirements: Any Online Store 2.0 theme. The store address and *.myshopify.com added to the site in the dashboard.

<script src="https://zgody.idea4me.pl/cmp.js?id=YOUR_ID" data-id="YOUR_ID"></script>

Step-by-step installation

1. Online Store → Themes → ⋯ → Edit code → layout/theme.liquid.
2. Paste the code right after <head>, before Google Tag Manager and other scripts. Replace YOUR_ID with your site ID.
3. Settings → Customer privacy → Cookie banner: turn off the Shopify banner, keep the regions where consent is required. Add a footer menu item with the address #zgody-ustawienia.
4. Finally click "Check installation" in the dashboard.

The app is awaiting publication through a Shopify Partners account. After publication you only enable the embed in the theme editor and paste the ID.

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "Shopify" tab - the code already contains your site ID. MIT licence.

The @keksitbot/consent library: loads the script without duplicates, TypeScript types, React component and hook, Vue plugin and composable. Works with SSR (Next.js, Nuxt, Remix, Astro). No dependencies, about 14 KB.

Requirements: Node 18 or newer. React 18+ or Vue 3 as optional peer dependencies.

npm install https://keksitbot.pl/pobierz/keksitbot-consent-1.0.0.tgz

// app/layout.tsx (Next.js, App Router)
import { KeksitbotScript } from '@keksitbot/consent/react';

export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
  return (
    <html lang="pl">
      <head>
        <KeksitbotScript id="YOUR_ID" />
      </head>
      <body>{ children }</body>
    </html>
  );
}

// main.ts (Vue 3)
import { createApp } from 'vue';
import { KeksitbotPlugin } from '@keksitbot/consent/vue';

createApp(App).use(KeksitbotPlugin, { id: 'YOUR_ID' }).mount('#app');

// aplikacja bez SSR (Vite, Create React App, Vue SPA)
import { loadKeksitbot } from '@keksitbot/consent';

await loadKeksitbot({ id: 'YOUR_ID' });

Step-by-step installation

1. Install the package with the command below.
2. Next.js: the <KeksitbotScript id="…" /> component as the first element of <head> in app/layout.tsx. Vue: app.use(KeksitbotPlugin, { id: '…' }).
3. App without SSR: loadKeksitbot({ id: '…' }) at start-up. Mark scripts that wait for consent with type="text/plain" and data-zgoda.
4. Finally click "Check installation" in the dashboard.

The package is awaiting publication on the npm registry. Until then install it from the address above; after publication npm install @keksitbot/consent is enough.

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "React / Vue" tab - the code already contains your site ID. MIT licence.

Code for the "Page header" field together with a bridge to Shoper's own consents, which the store's built-in integrations use (pixels added in the admin). The generator runs in your browser and sends nothing.

Requirements: Any Shoper plan. The consent bridge works with Storefront themes.

Step-by-step installation

1. In the Shoper admin open Add-ons and integrations -> Custom integrations.
2. Paste the code at the very top of the “Page header” field - before any other code (Google Tag Manager, pixels).
3. Save. Mark Google Analytics, Ads and pixel code in the same field with type="text/plain" and data-zgoda="statistics" or "marketing".
4. Turn off the Shoper cookie information banner so visitors do not see two banners.
5. In the Keksitbot panel click “Check installation”.

Shoper decides the order of its own scripts in <head>. The “Page header” field does not guarantee our code runs before platform scripts - so turn on “Block known scripts” in Keksitbot.

Consent passing works with Storefront themes (Shoper Storefront API). In older themes the snippet does nothing.

The Shoper App Store app is ready and awaiting a partner account. After publication the code is added automatically.

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "Shoper" tab - the code already contains your site ID. MIT licence.

Code as an HTML/JS add-on at the beginning of the <head> section, loaded with the page content. The generator prepares it with a comment for the person pasting the code in the shop admin.

Requirements: Any IdoSell plan. Publishing an add-on takes up to 60 minutes.

Step-by-step installation

1. In the IdoSell admin open Shop -> HTML/JS add-ons and add a “Keksitbot” campaign (Active: yes, pick the shop).
2. Edit add-ons -> New add-on: type HTML, loading “Load with page content”.
3. Display in: “beginning of the head section”, on all pages, for all customers, on computers and phones.
4. Paste the code and tick “Copy to all languages”. Do not attach any cookies to this add-on.
5. In Shop -> Terms and policies -> Cookie consent set the mode to “none” so visitors do not see two banners.
6. Publishing takes up to 60 minutes. Then click “Check installation” in the Keksitbot panel.

In “none” mode IdoSell does not ask for consent, so load analytics and ad add-ons as code with type="text/plain" and data-zgoda, or through GTM with Consent Mode. Turn on “Block known scripts” in Keksitbot.

IdoSell lets you target tablets only with AJAX loading. Check the banner on a tablet after publishing.

The IdoSell Apps app is ready and awaiting a partner account. After publication the code is added automatically.

Full instructions in the dashboard - After logging in: Sites → your site → Installation → "IdoSell" tab - the code already contains your site ID. MIT licence.