I’m currently working with a client who’s interested in trying out the Webflow Analyze Add-on. However, she uses Cookiebot by Usercentrics as her Content Management Platform (CMP) to manage cookie consent and compliance.
I checked the landing page for the Webflow Analyze Add-on, but it doesn’t provide much detail about compatibility with Cookiebot or how to integrate it with other third-party tools. Webflow mentions that it works well with solutions like DataGrail or Finsweet Components, but my client isn’t using these solutions.
My main questions are:
Is it possible to use the Webflow Analyze Add-on in combination with Cookiebot by Usercentrics?
If yes, are there any guides or examples available on how to implement this properly while maintaining cookie compliance and allowing users to opt-out where necessary?
I’ve tried to search for more details, but couldn’t find anything concrete. I’d really appreciate it if anyone could share their experience or provide clarity on this!
It looks like you’re running into a bit of a compatibility issue between the Webflow Analyze Add-on and Cookiebot. While Webflow doesn’t provide specific guidance on integrating with Cookiebot, it’s usually possible to make these tools work together. The key will be ensuring that Webflow Analyze respects Cookiebot’s consent settings and doesn’t track user data before consent is given. To implement this, you’ll likely need to ensure that the Webflow Analyze script only fires after Cookiebot has received consent, which can be done using Cookiebot’s API to check for consent status. There may not be a one-size-fits-all guide for this exact combination, but looking into how other third-party tools have integrated with Cookiebot can give you clues on setting this up. You could also reach out to Webflow support or Cookiebot’s team for more specific instructions if you’re still unsure. If you need any further help please feel free to reach out .
Thanks for your response! That makes sense—ensuring that Webflow Analyze only fires after Cookiebot has received consent sounds like the right approach.
I actually just came across this Webflow help article about managing site tracking consent. While it doesn’t explicitly mention Cookiebot, it does suggest that integrating third-party CMPs via Webflow’s APIs is possible.
I’ll look deeper into how Cookiebot’s API can be used to control when the Webflow Analyze script fires. If you (or anyone else) have any experience setting this up, I’d love to hear how you approached it!