Silens shows a consent banner where it is required and records each choice through Shopify's Customer Privacy API, so consent stays in Shopify. It holds known trackers back until a visitor agrees, with no theme code to edit, and passes consent signals to Google Consent Mode v2, Meta, Pinterest, Clarity and Microsoft Ads so measurement keeps working. A scan reads your theme and reports the trackers written into it, with file and line. No visitor data is stored on our side.

• Consent banner with four categories, recorded in the store's own privacy system
• Automatic tracker interception, with no theme code to edit
• Google Consent Mode v2, Meta, Pinterest, Clarity and Microsoft Ads signals
• Theme scan reporting hard-coded trackers with file name and line number
• Translated into six languages, following each visitor's own language

Rampe reads your published theme and your product pages. The audit changes nothing. Each finding says what a customer with a disability runs into, with its WCAG 2.1 AA criterion and the exact place. Rampe adds no widget to your store. It prepares the corrected line, you apply it, then it re-reads the file from Shopify and records only what it observes. It also records what it could not read, and says so in the declaration. A declaration for six member states, and a dated file you can export.

• Audit of your published theme and product pages against WCAG 2.1 AA.
• Every finding says what it stops a customer from doing, and where it is.
• Assisted fixes: Rampe prepares, you apply, it records the result.
• Drafts your accessibility declaration for six member states, in each language.
• Keeps a timestamped record of every audit, fix and declaration, exportable.