Up and running,
step by step.
The exact path from an empty account to a live, verified consent layer. Five steps, and the Velo console walks you through every one of them.
Five steps to a live consent layer
Add your site
Create the site in the Velo console. It gets a site id — lowercase letters, numbers and dashes — and a snippet generated just for it. One account holds every site you run, each with its own banner, regions and log.
Drop in the snippet
One line, placed before your analytics and advertising tags. It loads without blocking your page, and it still sets the Consent Mode default — everything denied except security — the instant it runs, so nothing fires before the visitor decides.
Running everything through Google Tag Manager instead? Import the Velo template and a small bridge forwards each consent decision into the data layer — a GTM install and a direct install behave identically. See the GTM guide.
Verify from real traffic
Verification is not a box you tick. The console polls for the first real signal from your site — the banner loading, or a consent decision being recorded — and flips to installed the moment one arrives. Remove the snippet and the status flips back by itself. There is nothing to fake.
Scan your site
Run the scan from the console. It crawls your pages twice — once as a visitor who has not consented, once after Accept all — and lists every cookie, storage key and script it finds, flagging anything that ran before it should have. A before and after picture of your own site, not a generic report.
Set your regions and go live
Region defaults are decided at the edge before the page finishes painting: consent first across the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland; notice based elsewhere, with Global Privacy Control honoured automatically. Theme the banner to your brand, publish, and every decision lands in the audit log from your first visitor on.
Have the team set it up instead.
Amplio's data team runs the full setup — snippet, regions, scan and verification — in 72 hours, for one site or a whole client roster. You get the audit log as proof, without touching a line of code.