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Governance & consent

One consent state, not another one.

Support intersects with consent in several places: chat, behavioural context, analytics and identity. Resolivo reads the consent state that already exists rather than building a second system that will eventually disagree with the first.

What connects

A read connection to the consent state for a visitor or customer, consulted before any consent-gated capability runs.

What crosses the boundary

  • Received: consent state per visitor or customer, by purpose.
  • Received: changes to consent, applied immediately.
  • Sent: nothing. Resolivo does not record or alter consent.
  • Received: the record that consent was checked, for audit.

What this lets you do

  • Gate behavioural session context on real consent rather than an assumption.
  • Honour a withdrawal immediately across every support surface.
  • Evidence that consent was checked before context was shown.
  • Avoid a second consent banner on the support widget.

Setting it up

  1. 1Link the workspaces.
  2. 2Map purposes to the capabilities they gate.
  3. 3Confirm behaviour when consent state is unknown — the default is to withhold.
  4. 4Verify a withdrawal takes effect immediately.

Permissions

Read-only on consent state. Resolivo never records, infers or modifies consent, and treats an absent state as a refusal rather than as permission.

What you can ask once this is connected

  • “May I show session context for this customer?”
  • “Has this customer withdrawn consent?”
  • “Which capabilities are gated for this visitor?”

Where it stops

Reading consent is not obtaining it. Collecting consent, proving it and honouring requests are the consent system's job; Resolivo's obligation is to respect the answer, including when the answer is no.

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