Does a denied cohort have no conversions?

No. It may have conversions that browser analytics cannot observe.

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Measure the analytics impact of consent status

Upload an export with consent and event columns to compare visible event rates without mistaking denied analytics for missing business activity.

Upload a CSV with consent status and event name columns. We compare the cohorts without treating denied-consent analytics as business truth.

This tool answers: How much does consent status change the events visible in my analytics export?

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After a consent rollout, a lower visible conversion rate may be expected signal loss, a broken implementation, or a shift in audience mix.

A cohort comparison makes the gap concrete but does not turn browser analytics into a financial ledger.

These answer the questions this one tends to raise.

So you can trust the result — and your developer can verify it.

Group by consent status
We compare event and conversion-like rows across supplied consent cohorts.
Report the visible gap
The output distinguishes a measurement gap from a claim about actual revenue.

Consent-gated tags: Denied visitors naturally produce fewer browser events.
Different cohort quality: Consent preference can correlate with traffic source and behavior.

Does a denied cohort have no conversions?: No. It may have conversions that browser analytics cannot observe.
What columns are needed?: Consent status and event name.

Clarvivo connects browser evidence with downstream source-of-truth data.