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Didomi

Didomi

Didomi is a privacy platform that captures user consent and preferences to power first-party data strategies.

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Overview

Didomi is a consent and preference management platform that helps organizations collect, manage, and syndicate privacy choices across digital touchpoints. It enables businesses to capture user consent on websites, mobile applications, connected TVs, and server-side environments while adhering to global privacy regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, and TCF 2.3.

The platform is designed for enterprise marketing, legal, and data teams looking to maintain compliance without sacrificing data quality. In addition to consent management, Didomi provides tools for zero- and first-party preference collection, website compliance scanning, data subject requests, and server-side data recovery through Addingwell.

Key features

  • Consent Management Platform: Deploys customizable consent experiences across web, mobile, and connected TV environments in compliance with global regulations.
  • Preference Management Platform: Collects zero- and first-party user preferences through custom preference centers that integrate with CRMs, CDPs, and ad platforms.
  • Compliance and tracker scanning: Scans web properties to identify third-party trackers, scripts, and unauthorized vendor activity to generate audit-ready reports.
  • Addingwell server-side tagging: Protects marketing analytics and ad attribution from browser restrictions and ad blockers through server-side consent verification.
  • Data Subject Requests: Automates access, deletion, and opt-out requests from a unified portal linked to consent profiles.
  • Cross-device synchronization: Synchronizes consent decisions across user devices to prevent consent fatigue and keep data records clean.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Supports consent collection across diverse channels including web, native mobile apps, and connected TV.
  • Integrates with key industry frameworks including IAB TCF 2.3, Google Consent Mode v2, and Global Privacy Control.
  • Includes server-side tagging tools to recover lost analytics signal while maintaining consent verification.

Cons

  • Enterprise capabilities and technical setup may require dedicated integration engineering.
  • Pricing is quote-based without transparent self-service public tiers.

Best for

  • Enterprise brands
  • Global businesses
  • Marketing teams

Screenshots

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