FZ-152 RF

Description

FZ-152 RF adds a cookie consent banner, consent checkboxes for WordPress and WooCommerce forms, consent logging, document templates, tracker scanning, and consent-based control of Yandex Metrica and Yandex Maps. The Pro add-on extends the plugin with third-party form integrations and control of additional trackers, maps, videos, and custom scripts.

What the free version can do

• Displays a customizable cookie banner on the website.
• Allows visitors to accept cookies, reject optional cookies, or change their cookie settings.
• Adds a required personal data processing consent checkbox to standard WordPress comments.
• Adds consent to WooCommerce product reviews.
• Adds consent to the WooCommerce checkout page, including both classic and block-based checkout.
• Adds consent to the WooCommerce registration page.
• Checks that required consent has been given before supported forms are submitted.
• Records received consents in the WordPress consent log.
• Stores the policy version that was in effect when consent was given.
• Allows the consent log to be exported to CSV.
• Creates the main policy and consent pages.
• Allows you to customize texts, links, the cookie banner appearance, and button styles.
• Can control when Yandex Metrica is loaded depending on the consent mode selected by the visitor.
• Can block Yandex Maps until analytics consent is given, or disable them after a visitor rejects optional cookies.
• Includes a tracker and embedded-service scanner that detects supported services working outside the plugin.
• Shows anonymous cookie-banner interaction statistics: accepted, rejected, and no choice made.

Cookie banner

FZ-152 RF displays a cookie banner at the bottom of the website and allows you to customize it to match your site’s design.

Visitors can accept cookies, reject optional cookies, or open cookie settings. In the settings window, functional, analytics, and marketing cookies can be described separately.

In the WordPress admin area, you can change the banner text, links, colors, text sizes, button appearance, and other design options.

The plugin can also collect anonymous banner interaction statistics so the site owner can see how many visitors accepted cookies, rejected them, or made no choice.

Yandex Metrica and cookie consent

If Yandex Metrica is used on the website, its counter ID can be entered in the FZ-152 RF settings.

The plugin supports several counter loading modes: for example, always load it, stop loading it after a visitor rejects cookies, or load it only after explicit permission for analytics cookies.

This allows Yandex Metrica behavior to be tied to the consent scenario selected for the website.

Trackers, services and Yandex Maps

FZ-152 RF includes a scanner that can detect supported trackers and embedded services used on the website outside the plugin. The scanner highlights services that may need attention so the site owner can decide how they should behave depending on the visitor’s cookie choice.

The free version can also control embedded Yandex Maps. Depending on the selected mode, maps can always be displayed, remain available until the visitor rejects optional cookies, or be blocked until analytics consent is given.

When a blocked map is shown after the visitor changes their decision, it can be activated immediately without reloading the page.

Consent in WordPress and WooCommerce

The free version is not limited to the cookie banner.

It can add required consent checkboxes to standard places where visitors may submit personal data:

• WordPress comments
• WooCommerce product reviews
• WooCommerce checkout
• WooCommerce registration page.

The text of each consent can be changed in the plugin settings. Individual built-in consent checkboxes can also be enabled or disabled when needed.

Consent log

Simply displaying a checkbox may not be enough if you later need to confirm that consent was actually given. This is why FZ-152 RF keeps its own consent log.

Depending on the source, the log may store:

• date and time when consent was given;
• consent source;
• the page where consent was given;
• policy version;
• consent text or consent hash;
• user or order ID, when available;
• user data available in the supported scenario;
• additional technical information required to record the event.

The consent log is available in the WordPress admin area. It can be viewed and exported to CSV.

Policy version

The current version of the personal data processing policy can be specified in the plugin settings.

The version is stored together with each consent record. If the policy text changes later, the log makes it possible to determine which version was in effect when a particular consent was given.

Creating document pages

FZ-152 RF helps you quickly prepare the main pages commonly required for websites that work with personal data and cookies.

The plugin can create the following pages:

• “Personal Data Processing Policy”;
• “Consent to Personal Data Processing”;
• “Cookie Policy”;
• “Consent to Receive Informational and Advertising Messages”.

Before creating the pages, enter your website and organization details in the plugin settings. These details are used in the prepared templates.

The generated documents are regular WordPress pages. After they are created, you can freely edit, extend, and adapt them to your particular website.

The templates are intended to speed up the initial setup and do not replace an individual legal review of your documents.

Appearance settings

The cookie banner can be adapted to your website design without editing theme files.

The settings include light and dark themes, background, text, link and button colors, button radius, text sizes, and other appearance options.

A preview is also available so you can evaluate changes before saving the settings.

FZ-152 RF Pro

FZ-152 RF Pro works together with the free FZ-152 RF plugin and extends it with integrations for third-party forms, additional trackers, maps, video embeds, and custom scripts.

Consents received through supported third-party forms use the same consent log and the same policy version as the built-in features of the free plugin.

Pro includes form integrations with:

• Contact Form 7;
• WPForms;
• Ninja Forms;
• wpDiscuz;
• Elementor Pro Forms;
• Elementor Atomic Forms;
• Forminator
• Fluent Forms
• MetForm
• Universal Forms — for simple custom HTML forms.

Pro can also manage additional services depending on the visitor’s cookie choice:

• Google Analytics 4;
• Google Tag Manager;
• VK Ads Pixel;
• Google Maps;
• 2GIS;
• VK Video;
• RUTUBE;
• YouTube;
• Dzen.

Custom scripts can also be added manually when a ready-made integration is not available. Each supported service can use the consent mode appropriate for the website.

More integrations will be added based on user requests.

The purpose of the Pro version is not to replace the free plugin, but to extend its consent mechanisms to third-party forms and external services. If the website uses only the built-in WordPress and WooCommerce scenarios and the services available in Free, Pro is not required.

Where data is stored

The FZ-152 RF consent log and settings are stored in WordPress on your website’s server.

The plugin does not require its own external cloud service to store the consent log and does not send consent records to such a service.

The settings page may show a one-time voluntary developer survey. The plugin does not contact the survey server until an administrator explicitly clicks the submit button. If submitted, the request body contains only the selected survey answers and the installed FZ-152 RF version. The site domain, administrator email, consent log, and visitor data are not included in the request body. Choosing “Do not participate” is stored locally and sends nothing.

External service used by the optional survey

Only when an administrator explicitly submits the optional survey, FZ-152 RF sends the selected answers and plugin version to the developer’s server at https://kotikblog.ru/. This service is used only to aggregate survey results and is not required for any FZ-152 RF functionality.

Developer privacy policy: https://kotikblog.ru/pers-dannie-politika

If the site owner independently connects third-party services, such as Yandex Metrica, data transmission to those services is governed by the settings and policies of the respective service.

Important

FZ-152 RF is a technical tool for WordPress. The plugin helps implement consent collection and recording mechanisms, a cookie banner, and document preparation, but by itself it cannot guarantee that a particular website is fully compliant with all applicable legal requirements.

The required documents, consent wording, list of connected services, and personal data processing procedures depend on the particular website and the activities of the personal data operator.

Review the document texts and adapt them to your project where necessary.