ExpressConsent

Test with Dev Mode

Dev Mode lets you render and inspect a real CDR without collecting it or creating a billable record. Use it while building the capture flow and remove it before real consumers use the page.

Capture a test record

Pass devMode: true to the same call your production handler will use:

javascript
const { cdrId, shareUrl } = await window.ExpressConsent.captureCDR({
  devMode: true,
  autoShare: true,
  custom: { leadId },
});

The capture is stored and rendered normally, but remains free and uncollected. Dev Mode never creates a billing payment, billing attribution, or collection access grant. Members of the organization that captured it can still preview the evidence in the dashboard, including members of a passthrough organization.

Dev Mode writes a concise diagnostic group to the browser console. It reports the resolved organization, domain, SDK environment, consent-tag findings, submission detection, and a direct dashboard link.

Open the dashboard link as soon as captureCDR() resolves. Inspect the result and ensure your page is rendered correctly. Confirm that entered values, the complete disclosure, checked state, and the pressed submit control are visible.

Switch to production

After the rendered CDR passes your visual checks, remove devMode: true rather than changing it to another value:

javascript
await window.ExpressConsent.captureCDR({
  custom: { leadId },
});

Run one final submission in the production configuration. Only a production CDR can be collected, downloaded through the API, or transferred to another organization.

Next

Go liveThe checks worth making before real consumers reach the page.captureCDR()Capture a CDR, attach metadata, and generate a share URL.