Cookie Consent Manager
Cookie Groups
Cookie groups are the categories visitors switch on and off in the banner. Every cookie and every script belongs to exactly one group.
Shipped groups
During installation the plugin creates four groups:
| Technical name | Label | Required |
|---|---|---|
necessary |
Technically necessary | yes |
statistics |
Statistics | no |
marketing |
Marketing | no |
comfort |
Comfort | no |
For most shops these four are enough. They mirror the groups of the Shopware standard and are the basis for mapping onto the Google Consent Mode signals.
Fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Technical name | Unique slug, e.g. statistics. Cannot be changed after creation. |
| Label | Heading of the group in the banner. Translatable. |
| Description in the banner | Explanatory text below the heading. Translatable. |
| Icon | Lock, chart, megaphone, cog or cookie. |
| Position | Order in the banner, ascending. |
| Required group | The toggle is locked on and cannot be deselected. |
| Active | Inactive groups do not appear in the banner. |
Only set Required group for cookies that are technically indispensable. Anything relating to reach measurement, marketing or comfort must be deselectable.
Custom groups
You can create any number of additional groups — for instance a dedicated group for a chat service. Two things matter:
- Google Consent Mode only knows
statistics,marketingandcomfort. A custom group drives no Google signals. - Cookies reported through the Shopware
CookieProvideralways land in one of the four default groups.
Effect on existing consents
Every change to groups or cookies automatically increases the cookie configuration version. That invalidates all consents already granted and makes the banner ask again. This is intentional — consent only covers the state that was actually agreed to.