Configuring Usercentrics

Once you have installed the Usercentrics SDK, you will need an account to configure your consent banner.

Depending on your configuration you will need a SettingsID or a RulesetID to initialize the Usercentrics SDK

SettingsIDRulesetID

Device Options

In addition to the SettingsID, you may also configure the following options to control different behaviours at a device-level:

Property	Type	Notes
Settings ID	String	A Usercentrics generated ID, used to identify a unique CMP configuration.
Geo Rule Set ID	String	A Usercentrics generated ID, used to identify a bundle of CMP configurations to be used depending on the user's location.
Default Language	String	Selected based on our language selection hierarchy. This property defines the language used to render the banner. e.g. "en", "de", "fr".
Version	String	To freeze the configuration version shown to your users, you may pass a specific version here. You may find an overview of all versions in the Configuration Dashboard under Configuration > History > Settings History > Version (Column) or Implementation > Script Tag > Version History. e.g. "3.0.4". Passing "latest" (default) will fetch the latest version of your CMP configuration. Passing "preview" will fetch the latest draft of your CMP configuration.
Debug Mode	Bool	Get all errors, warning and logs when running the SDK.
Timeout Millis	Int	Timeout for network requests in milliseconds. We do NOT recommend overwriting this field unless absolutely necessary or for debugging reasons, as well as using any values under 5,000 ms. Default is 10,000 ms (10s).
Consent Mediation	Bool	Toggles the Consent Mediation feature.
[Android] Disable System Back Button	Bool	Toggles the system back button of the device.
[Android] Status Bar Color	String	Edit the color (using hexadecimal string) of the status bar when the banner is displayed.

These options will be available on the Usercentrics (Script) menu in your Unity IDE.

Language Selection Hierarchy

The SDK uses the following hierarchy, when deciding which language to load on init:

On first init, Default Language^{1 2} will have first priority, then Device language^{1 2} and finally a hard default to the first language available in your configuration. Once a language has been selected, it will be stored. Any following SDK initializations will use the Stored Language ³.

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1. To be supported, a language needs to be added and set as visible in the Admin Interface, under Configuration > Setup > Language Settings. ↩↩

2. This value will only be checked during the first SDK initialized. Afterwards, the stored languages will be used. ↩↩

3. If a user explicitly selects a new language in the Usercentrics UI, or the language is changed programmatically after init, the stored languages will be updated and take priority in the future. ↩