Add Footers for Cookie Policy and Settings in NetSuite

Learn to enhance your web store's compliance by adding Cookie Policy and Settings footer links in NetSuite's SuiteCommerce.

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To meet SuiteCommerce Analytics Data consent requirements, your web store landing page, or any other selected pages must have specific footer links related to cookie policies and settings.

What Footer Links Are Required?

  1. Cookie Policy: This link directs customers to your cookie or privacy policy page. You can add this link with Site Management Tools (SMT) by placing it as a text or link content item in the footer area.
    • Alternatively, you can add the link using your theme's footer link settings.
  2. Cookie Settings: This link opens a cookie preferences dialog, allowing customers to view or change their consent settings. The SuiteCommerce Cookie Consent extension provides a custom content type (CCT), specifically the Cookie Modal Link, that should be integrated into your site using SMT.

Steps to Add the Cookie Modal Link

To efficiently add the Cookie Modal Link, follow these steps:

  1. Confirm that the Cookie Modal Link content type is enabled in SMT.
  2. Log in to SMT.
  3. Navigate to the page where you want the cookie modal link added.
  4. Click the Edit Mode icon from the Site Management toolbar.
  5. Click the Add icon from the Site Management toolbar.
  6. Select Cookie Modal Link from the displayed content types.
  7. Drag the Cookie Modal Link into your site's footer area.
  8. Publish changes to make them live on your site.

Visual Examples

  • An example of how your footer with the cookie policy and settings links might look: Privacy Policy and Settings footer example

  • When a customer clicks the cookie settings link, the cookie preferences dialog appears with options for managing consent: Cookie settings dialog example

By implementing these enhancements, you ensure customers have access to manage their cookie preferences, aligning with compliance guidelines and improving user experience.

Source: This article is based on Oracle's official NetSuite documentation.

Key Takeaways

  • Required footer links are essential for compliance with data consent regulations.
  • The Cookie Policy link can be added via Site Management Tools or theme settings.
  • Use the Cookie Modal Link for customer cookie preferences.
  • Ensure changes are published to make them effective on your site.
  • Providing transparency about cookie usage enhances user trust and visibility.

Frequently Asked Questions (4)

Does the requirement for footer links in NetSuite 2026.1 apply to all SuiteCommerce sites?
Yes, starting in NetSuite 2026.1, all web stores using SuiteCommerce must include footer links for cookie policy and settings to comply with SuiteCommerce Analytics Data consent regulations.
What tools are used to add the new cookie policy and settings links to the footer in NetSuite?
The Site Management Tools (SMT) are used to add the new cookie policy and settings links. Specifically, SMT is employed to implement the Cookie Policy link and to enable and place the Cookie Modal Link in the footer.
Is there specific content required for implementing the cookie settings functionality?
Yes, you need to enable a specific content type called 'Cookie Modal Link' using the Site Management Tools to implement the cookie settings functionality.
What steps should be taken to ensure the cookie settings link is functional on a NetSuite site?
Firstly, enable the Cookie Modal Link in SMT. Then, access SMT, select your page, activate Edit Mode, add the 'Cookie Modal Link' content, position it in the footer, configure it as needed, and publish the changes to make it live.

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Updated Add Required Footer Links to Cookie Policy and Settings to provide more information about configuring your site's cookie policy and consent settings.

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Source: Add Required Footer Links to Cookie Policy and Settings Oracle NetSuite Help Center. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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