A unique identifier for the multichannel consent record, used for tracking and referencing it within the system.

The type of consent for multichannel activities, used to categorize the consent (for example, 'Email Consent' or 'SMS Consent').

A globally unique identifier for the multichannel consent, ensuring consistency and reference across systems.

A URL or hyperlink associated with the multichannel consent, typically linking to external resources or more detailed information.

The identification number associated with the consent, often used to reference the specific consent record in communications.

The current status of the multichannel consent, such as 'Active', 'Expired', or 'Pending', reflecting the state of the consent.

The user or system that created the multichannel consent record, providing accountability for its creation.

The timestamp indicating when the multichannel consent was created, marking its initiation.

The user or system that last modified the multichannel consent record, ensuring traceability of changes.

The timestamp indicating when the multichannel consent record was last modified, reflecting the most recent update.

Indicates whether consent was provided to track activity associated with the user.

The date and time when the consent was captured or recorded, ensuring accurate tracking of consent timing.

The source of the consent, such as 'Email', 'SMS', or 'Web', indicating the platform through which the consent was obtained.

The value or identifier associated with the channel source, providing more specific information about the channel used.

The timestamp when the consent was confirmed by the user, marking the exact moment consent was granted.

The external identifier associated with the consent record, used for integration with other systems or platforms.

Indicates whether the signature was captured using a shared link, often used for digital signing purposes.

Indicates whether the signature was captured using a QR code, typically used in mobile or remote consent scenarios.

The type of device used to capture the consent, such as 'Smartphone', 'Tablet', or 'Desktop'.

The identifier for the mobile device used by the user during the consent process, helping track mobile interactions.

The date when the consent expires, after which it is no longer valid or active.

The text of the disclaimer provided to users who opt out, ensuring they are informed of the consequences of opting out.

The type of opt-in or opt-out action taken by the user, such as 'Opt-In' or 'Opt-Out'.

The type of event associated with the opt-out action, providing context for the reason or trigger of the opt-out.

The email address used to send the receipt confirming the consent action, providing a record to the user.

The transaction ID associated with the sent receipt email, used for tracking and reference.

The identifier for the related transaction associated with the consent, used to link the consent record with other transactions.

The data used in the consent template, often including the text and formatting used in the consent process.

The timestamp when the user's signature was captured, marking the time at which the consent was completed.

The identifier associated with the paper-based consent, used when the consent process is done offline or in physical form.

The actual signature data captured during the consent process, typically stored digitally for verification purposes.

A key used to identify a sub-channel within the larger channel, helping to categorize consent actions in more granular detail.

A unique identifier used to group multiple consent records or users across different channels or systems.

The timestamp indicating when the user was last notified about the consent status or updates, ensuring communication history is tracked.

The account associated with the multichannel consent, used for linking the consent to a specific customer or entity.

The header text of the consent, typically providing introductory or overview information about the consent.

The line or section of the consent document that contains the key consent statement or user agreement.

The specific type of consent being granted, such as 'Data Consent', 'Marketing Consent', or 'Privacy Consent'.

The type of content related to the consent, such as 'Marketing Material', 'Service Agreement', or 'Product Information'.

The group or category of details associated with the consent, used for organizational purposes within the system.

The product associated with the consent, linking the user's consent to a specific product or service.

The email address to which the receipt confirming the consent was sent, typically used for confirmation purposes.

The template used for the consent process, often containing the pre-defined text and structure for obtaining consent.

The email address to which communication related to the consent was sent, used for notification or confirmation purposes.

The identifier for the multichannel consent record in the legacy CRM system, ensuring reference continuity across platforms.

The text of the disclaimer associated with the consent, used to inform the user of terms and conditions before consent is granted.

The text of the consent provided to the user, outlining the specifics of the consent being granted.