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Hi Lars,

Yes, it's possible to withdraw consents from the front end, but you'll have to implement some of it in a razor template, because there's currently no app for this.

Example:

// Activity id
var activityId = "abb52fc1-eb66-4bbb-8f78-2b3cd047c44e";
var activity = Consents.GetActivity(activityId);

// Withdraw consent to an activity (current user)
Consents.User.WithdrawConsent(activity.Id);

// Withdraw consent to an activity (current visitor)
Consents.Visitor.WithdrawConsent(activity.Id);

You can find more details and other methods in the api docs for ConsentManager.

And instead of using a hard coded activity id you could get that value from an item field.
This can be done by creating a new list field (dropdown) with SQL options (SELECT ActivityId, ActivityName FROM DataProcessingActivity) with "ActivityName" as label and "ActivityId" as value.

Best regards,
Morten