SleekView for Iubenda
Read Iubenda's locally cached consent records and policy data into a workspace auditors can actually use. Filter by form, source, or date and answer DSARs in seconds without leaving WordPress.
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Cookie banners are easy. Proving consent later is hard.
Iubenda is one of the most polished consent-management platforms in the WordPress ecosystem, with cookie banners, privacy and cookie-policy generators, and a consent solution that captures and timestamps explicit choices. The plugin's strength is its integration with the Iubenda cloud, which is also its trade-off: most of the per-record visibility lives there, while the local WordPress mirror (in tables like wp_iubenda_consent_solution_logs and a handful of options) is fragmented and not surfaced through a usable UI.
SleekView reads Iubenda's local tables and renders them as a sortable, filterable consent log. Build columns for subject, form, consent given, source URL, and timestamp. Save filters like 'denials in the last 30 days' or 'newsletter consents tied to /pricing/.' For a DSAR, search by email or subject identifier and export the filtered rows to CSV in one action, instead of joining tables in phpMyAdmin.
The combination matters because compliance work is bursty. You spend weeks not thinking about it, then need everything for a single audit or subject access request. Iubenda captures the data correctly. SleekView makes it findable when the compliance team comes knocking.
Workflow
From scattered logs to one consent workspace
Point at the local tables
Compose the columns
Save the audit lenses
Export with confidence
Sample columns
Local consent records
wp_iubenda_consent_solution_logs
| Subject | Form | Consent given | Source | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| user@example.com | Newsletter | Marketing, Analytics | /blog/post-x/ | Granted | 2026-04-24 |
| anon | Cookie banner | Necessary only | / | Partial | 2026-04-24 |
| lead@biz.com | Contact form | Marketing | /contact/ | Granted | 2026-04-23 |
| user@privacy.io | Cookie banner | None | / | Denied | 2026-04-23 |
Comparison
Iubenda alone vs. Iubenda + SleekView
Default Iubenda integration
- Cloud-side consent records require leaving WordPress to review
- Local logs are stored but not surfaced in a usable UI
- DSAR research means joining tables manually
- No saved views by form, source, or date
- Exporting filtered slices is awkward
SleekView
- Reads Iubenda's local consent log tables live
- Filter by form, consent type, or date range
- Search by subject identifier for DSAR responses
- Saved views for compliance reviews
- Export filtered records to CSV
Features
What SleekView gives you for Iubenda for WordPress
DSAR responses
Search by email or identifier and export every consent event in seconds. Subject access requests stop being engineering tickets and become an admin workflow.
Form-level breakdowns
Filter by form to see how each consent point converts. Useful for both legal evidence and the marketing conversation about banner copy effectiveness.
Time-bound audits
Saved views by date range produce monthly or quarterly snapshots without engineering effort. The DPO gets a repeatable artifact, not a one-off favor.
Audience
Iubenda users who feel the difference
EU-compliant brands
Demonstrating consent during audits requires fast, filterable history. SleekView delivers it inline with the timestamps Iubenda recorded, ready for export.
Multi-brand agencies
Standardize consent reporting across every client site running Iubenda. One SleekView template handles every consent log on every retainer.
Marketing operations
Marketing teams self-serve consent metrics without bothering legal or engineering. Conversion-by-banner becomes a saved view rather than a ticket.
The bigger picture
Capturing consent is easy. Producing it on demand is hard.
GDPR, CCPA, and the patchwork of regional privacy laws don't ask whether you collected consent; they ask whether you can demonstrate it for a specific subject on a specific date. That is a different question from 'is the banner working,' which is what most consent dashboards optimize for. Iubenda captures the records correctly, but when a DSAR arrives, or when the DPO needs evidence for an audit, retrieving the right slice is the slow step.
The default workflow involves SQL, screenshots, or jumping to the Iubenda cloud and filtering there, none of which integrate with the WordPress admin where the rest of the work happens. SleekView treats consent records as just another data source you can build views on. The consequence is that the question 'show me every consent event for this email address' takes seconds rather than an engineering ticket.
Compliance becomes a workflow, not an exception, which is the only sustainable way to handle it at scale.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Iubenda for WordPress
No. It only reads what Iubenda has stored locally. There is no API call, no token, no outbound traffic from SleekView. The Iubenda cloud sync continues to run exactly as configured, and SleekView is a passive read view of the local mirror.
Yes. Search, export, and annotate inline. The exported CSV is what most subject access responses actually need: a list of consent events with timestamps, sources, and the categories chosen. Cloud-side actions like deleting the record from Iubenda's hosted store still go through Iubenda.
Generally no. Consent integrity matters and SleekView treats Iubenda's tables as read-mostly. You can annotate rows for internal follow-up without altering the underlying consent decision. That preserves the audit trail Iubenda created at capture time.
Yes. Each blog has its own Iubenda configuration and SleekView respects that. On multisite you can build per-site views or, if your network shares one Iubenda account, a network-wide view that joins consent across blogs for portfolio-level reporting.
Yes. SleekView reads whatever local tables Iubenda creates regardless of plan. The free tier still mirrors consent locally for the consent-solution feature, and SleekView treats that mirror like any other data source.
Reads happen on demand only. There is no impact on banner rendering, no extra script loaded on the front end, and no background polling. Iubenda's runtime behavior is unchanged. SleekView's queries hit the consent tables only when an admin opens the view.
Yes. Iubenda records the categories granted (necessary, analytics, marketing, preferences) per event. Map that field to a column and you can filter to 'analytics-only consents' or 'marketing denials' in a single click. That kind of breakdown is what most marketing-and-legal joint reviews actually need.
Both leave a local trace. SleekView reads the Privacy Controls and Cookie Solution tables Iubenda creates and lets you build views on each. If your install uses both, you can render them as separate SleekViews or join them in one view by subject identifier for a unified per-user history.
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