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Retrieve your Axeptio user token from the browser console

Written by Adrian ESCRIVA
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Récupérer son token utilisateur Axeptio depuis la console du navigateur

The axeptioSDK.getToken() method returns the unique token that identifies a visitor's consent choices on your website. This token is typically requested by Axeptio Support when investigating a consent-related issue for a specific visitor.

When to use this method

  • Support is investigating a consent bug tied to a specific visitor session

  • You need to verify that consent was correctly stored for a given browser

  • You want to link a visitor's consent to an external system for debugging purposes

Prerequisites

  • The page you are testing must have the Axeptio SDK loaded and initialized

Step-by-step

1. Open the page where Axeptio is installed.

2. Open your browser's Developer Tools:

  • Windows / Linux: F12 or Ctrl + Shift + I

  • macOS: Cmd + Option + I

3. Click the Console tab.

4. Type the following command and press Enter:

axeptioSDK.getToken()

5. Copy the string returned below the command. This is your user token.


Expected result

The console returns a string that looks like this:

"6a1f8c2e-4b7d-9e3a-8f5c-1d2b3a4c5e6f"

This is the token to share with your consent registry.

Common errors

Uncaught ReferenceError: axeptioSDK is not defined The Axeptio SDK has not loaded on this page. Check that the integration script is present in the page source and that no ad blocker is interfering with its loading.

The method returns undefined or null No consent has been collected yet for this browser. Interact with the consent widget first, then run the command again.

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