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Commanders Act TrustCommander is a consent management platform. This page explains its cookies, your GDPR and ePrivacy obligations, data transfers and how to deploy it with valid consent.
Commanders Act TrustCommander is a consent management platform operated by Commanders Act. It collects, stores and signals the cookie preferences of your visitors so the other tags on your website only fire when they are allowed to.
Commanders Act TrustCommander stores the consent state of each visitor, usually in a first party cookie or local storage, together with a timestamp and a record of the exact choices made. This proof of consent is itself personal data.
A consent platform makes the rest of your site compliant, but it is also a processing operation in its own right. You must store proof of consent securely and let visitors withdraw their choice as easily as they gave it.
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The cookies Commanders Act TrustCommander needs are strictly necessary for the service to work, so they are exempt from prior consent under the ePrivacy rules, but you must still inform visitors about them.
Commanders Act is a French company that hosts consent data within the European Union, so consent records are not transferred to a third country by default. Even so, record the hosting location in your records of processing to demonstrate accountability under Article 30 GDPR.
Configure Commanders Act TrustCommander to block all non essential tags by default, log the consent proof with a timestamp, offer an equally easy way to refuse and to withdraw, and review the tag inventory regularly so new trackers do not slip through.
Websites using Commanders Act TrustCommander must obtain user consent under GDPR regulations.
DPIA considerations
Commanders Act TrustCommander is limited in scope and low risk, so a full DPIA is usually not required, but you should document your screening decision to evidence accountability.
Sample consent text
We use Commanders Act TrustCommander to record and manage your cookie preferences. With your consent we store the cookies described in our cookie policy. You can accept, refuse or withdraw your choice at any time.
Third-party domains contacted
commandersact.comcdn.trustcommander.netprivacy.commander1.comCookies placed
| Name | Type | Duration | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| TC_PRIVACY | Strictly necessary | 13 months | Stores the visitor consent choices so the website can honour them on later visits |
| TC_PRIVACY_CENTER | Strictly necessary | 13 months | Records the detailed per purpose consent state shown in the privacy centre |
| TCPID | Strictly necessary | 13 months | Assigns a technical identifier that ties the stored consent proof to the visitor browser |
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Commanders Act TrustCommander sets the following cookies: TC_PRIVACY, TC_PRIVACY_CENTER, TCPID. Each one is listed in the cookie table on this page with its type, duration and purpose, and you should mirror that list in your own cookie policy.
No prior consent is needed for the strictly necessary cookies Commanders Act TrustCommander uses to function, but you must still describe them in your privacy and cookie policy under the transparency rules.
The lawful basis is Legal obligation and legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(c) and Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). Record this basis in your records of processing and state it in the privacy notice shown to visitors.
By default no transfer to a third country takes place. Commanders Act is a French company that hosts consent data within the European Union, so consent records are not transferred to a third country by default. Reassess if you later enable an external integration.
A DPIA is usually not required for Commanders Act TrustCommander on its own because the processing is limited and low risk, but document your reasoning.
Implement Commanders Act TrustCommander through your consent layer: keep strictly necessary functions always on, gate optional ones behind consent, sign a data processing agreement with Commanders Act where it acts as a processor and keep your cookie policy in sync with the real cookies.
Alternatives include other consent management platforms such as Cookiebot, Axeptio or Complianz. The key is that the platform blocks tags before consent and stores reliable proof of the choice.
List every cookie Commanders Act TrustCommander sets in your cookie policy with its name, purpose and retention, state the legal basis, name Commanders Act where relevant, and update the policy whenever the tool changes so refusals in your banner are always honoured.