To create an LGPD configuration, see Set up the LGPD template for Brazil. It covers the steps, default settings, banner languages, regional display, installing the CMP and downloading consent records.
Please note
The LGPD template gives you tools to collect and manage consent. Compliance with the LGPD remains your responsibility and depends on how the CMP is configured and used.
Frequently asked questions
No. If you collect consent from visitors in Brazil with a regular configuration (for example, Portuguese (Brazil) added, legal bases set per service, and CCPA and TCF switched off), your setup keeps
working and is still supported.
Existing configurations are not migrated automatically. If you want to use the LGPD template, create a new configuration and select LGPD as the framework type. We recommend the template for new websites.
See Default settings in an LGPD configuration in the documentation. It also explains how to change the banner languages.
No. The LGPD configuration doesn't include CCPA or TCF settings. To cover other regions, use a geolocation ruleset.
Yes. Use a geolocation ruleset to show the LGPD configuration to visitors in Brazil and your other configurations to everyone else. See Geolocation rules.
In the Usercentrics GTM template, enter the Settings-ID of your LGPD configuration, or the Ruleset-ID if you use geolocation rulesets. Leave TCF switched off.
If you want a different default consent state for Brazil, add a row with the region BR under Default Consent State. By default, all Consent Mode permissions are denied before the visitor gives consent.
For the full setup, see Implementing Usercentrics CMP v3 using Google Tag Manager. To fire tags based on consent, see How to Configure Google Tag Manager Tags to be Consent-Aware. For Google Consent Mode, see Implementing Google Consent Mode with Usercentrics and Advanced and Basic Google Consent Mode v2.