Prismic

Prismic

Enables Prismic's live preview editing toolbar on content-managed pages, connecting the browser to the Prismic Draft API for real-time draft content previews. Active only during authenticated editor sessions and not present in standard visitor page loads.

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Overview

Prismic is a headless content management system that delivers structured content through APIs. Similar to Sanity, its client-side scripts appear on websites only during authenticated content editing sessions — the live preview toolbar connects the editor's browser to Prismic's Draft API for real-time content preview. Regular website visitors do not encounter any Prismic scripts on the published site.

What This Script Does

Prismic's browser-side scripts are limited to authenticated editor sessions:

  • Preview toolbar: When an authenticated editor accesses a preview URL, Prismic's scripts render a toolbar overlay that allows navigating between draft and published content, switching between content revisions, and sharing preview links.
  • Draft content loading: Connects to the Prismic Draft API to fetch unpublished content changes and render them on the preview page in real time. This requires an authenticated API token.
  • Authentication: Preview functionality requires a valid Prismic auth token, typically set via a preview cookie when the editor initiates a preview session from Prismic's dashboard.
  • No visitor-facing scripts: On the published production site, content is served as static HTML or fetched server-side. Prismic's client scripts are not loaded in the visitor's browser.
  • No visitor cookies: Prismic does not set cookies on the production domain for regular visitors.

Consent & Compliance

Prismic falls under the functional consent category. Its scripts serve a content editing function used exclusively by authenticated editors.

Under GDPR and ePrivacy, Prismic's scripts are not loaded for regular visitors, so no ePrivacy consent trigger applies to the public. Preview session cookies are used only by authenticated CMS users in the course of their work.

Under CCPA/CPRA, Prismic does not collect personal information from website visitors.

Should You Block This Without Consent?

No. Prismic's scripts are loaded only for authenticated content editors during preview sessions, not for regular website visitors. There is nothing to block in the visitor-facing context.

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Consent Categories

Functional

Also Known As

prismicprismic cmsprismic previewheadless cmsprismic.ioprismic content management

Industries

Programming and Developer SoftwareComputers Electronics and Technology

Tracked Domains (1)

prismic.ioFunctional

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Prismic require cookie consent on published pages?

Generally no. Prismic is a headless CMS whose scripts only appear during authenticated editor sessions. Regular visitors do not encounter any Prismic scripts on the published site. The preview toolbar and live editing features are limited to editors accessing preview URLs, so no consent banner is typically needed for Prismic.

What scripts does Prismic load in the browser?

Prismic's scripts are limited to authenticated editor sessions. They render a preview toolbar for navigating between draft and published content, switching revisions, and sharing preview links. The scripts connect to the Prismic Draft API to load real-time content updates. None of these scripts load for standard visitor page views.

How does ConsentStack categorize Prismic scripts?

ConsentStack identifies Prismic's preview toolbar and editing scripts as functional. Since these only load during authenticated editor sessions and are not present on published pages for regular visitors, ConsentStack treats them as non-tracking editorial tools within the functional consent category.

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