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Learn moreCookiebot is the consent banner that governs your tags. You inject it into your Streavent event page through Google Tag Manager. The clever part: if visitors already consented on your main website, that consent carries to the event page automatically, and.

The problem
Your event lives on its own page, so legally it is a second site that needs its own cookie consent. Get it wrong and two things break: either tags fire without permission, a GDPR risk, or nothing fires and your analytics go dark. Visitors who already accepted on your main site get asked all over again.
Data flow
The most common flows, each as a live sync.
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Injected through GTM, Cookiebot brings the consent from your website onto your event page, where each visitor choice decides which of your tracking tags may fire.


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These are the most common flows, not all of them. Speakers, sponsors, agenda and more sync too, and you can create a whole event straight from your tool.
How it works
You add the Cookiebot tag to your Google Tag Manager container, and it loads on your Streavent event page. No separate embed to maintain inside the event tool.
If a visitor already accepted cookies on your main website, Cookiebot recognises it and applies the same consent on the event page. They are not asked twice.
GA4, the Meta Pixel, the LinkedIn tag: each fires only after Cookiebot has consent. One banner governs the whole event page, in line with GDPR.
For your team
The event page runs under the same consent management as your website, with Cookiebot logging every choice. No separate banner to review or defend.
Because consent carries over, your GA4, Pixel and LinkedIn tags keep collecting on the event page instead of going dark behind a fresh banner.
You do not design a cookie banner per event. The container carries Cookiebot to every new event page, with consent handled the same way each time.
Availability
We set up the integration together during onboarding, tailored to your systems.
Customer Stories
Meet the people behind the events: real teams who plan, run, and scale their events with Streavent.
“We ran the entire event in one system and went live in under a week.”
“Our event app basically builds itself, with content syncing automatically from our CRM.”
“We deliver our AI webinars as professional livestreams in top quality, all from one platform.”
“We build event landing pages without an agency, and it shows a clear ROI.”
“Check-in was effortless, even volunteers were ready in minutes.”
“Digital, hybrid, in-person: the platform gives us full flexibility, with a truly professional look.”
“We ran check-in entirely through the platform, and the analytics help us improve every event.”
“Our CRM connects directly via API, so we build complete events in just a few clicks.”
“The all-in-one solution we scale up or down for every event, seamlessly integrated with our CRM.”
Show us your Cookiebot setup and your event page, and we will show you how they meet: your CMP injected through GTM, your website consent carried over, your tracking running GDPR compliant from the first visit.
FAQ
Cookiebot is embedded, not synced. You add the Cookiebot tag to your Google Tag Manager container, and GTM loads it on your Streavent event page. From there Cookiebot shows the consent banner and governs which tags may fire, exactly as it does on your main website. There is no data written back into Streavent, Cookiebot simply manages consent on the event page you already host with us.
Yes, and that is the point. If you already run Cookiebot and a visitor accepted cookies on your main website, Cookiebot recognises that consent and applies it on the event page too. Your visitors are not asked to accept a second time, and your GA4, Meta Pixel and LinkedIn tags keep collecting without interruption. If someone arrives fresh, they see the banner and decide there.
Because GTM already loads your other tags on the event page, so Cookiebot belongs in the same container. It loads first, sets the consent state, and every other tag in the container waits for it. You manage the banner, GA4, the Meta Pixel and the LinkedIn tag in one place, and the whole event page stays consistent with your website.
It is built for it. Streavent hosts your event pages in Germany with a data processing agreement in place, and Cookiebot handles consent as a certified CMP. Every tracking tag fires only after the visitor agrees, consent from your main site carries over, and each choice is logged. You get working analytics and a documented consent trail on the same event page.
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