FZ-152 RF

Website diagnostics

If you are not sure what needs to be configured, start with the Diagnostics tab.

FZ-152 RF checks the homepage and published WordPress pages and looks for supported forms, analytics tools, advertising pixels, maps, videos, online chat services and other external integrations.

The plugin may also detect signs that personal data can be transferred to supported CRM or accounting systems.

When something requires attention, FZ-152 RF shows a simple explanation and suggests what to check or change.

For example, the plugin may find:

• a form that collects personal data;
• an analytics counter;
• an advertising pixel;
• an embedded map;
• an external video;
• an online chat widget;
• a supported CRM integration;
• an external service that is not reflected in the current policy text.

The scanner is intended to find common technical issues that FZ-152 RF knows how to recognize. It cannot detect every possible service or every legal requirement.

Policy and consent pages

FZ-152 RF can create the main pages commonly used by websites that process personal data:

• Personal Data Processing Policy;
• Consent to Personal Data Processing;
• Cookie Policy;
• Consent to Receive Informational and Advertising Messages.

Before creating the pages, enter the website owner’s details in the plugin settings.

INN is optional.

If the required pages already exist, you do not have to create new ones. You can simply specify links to your existing pages.

The generated pages are regular WordPress pages and can be edited in the standard WordPress editor.

Keeping policy texts up to date

Websites change over time.

You may add a new analytics tool, map, advertising pixel, CRM or online chat service after the original policy was created.

FZ-152 RF can compare supported services detected on the website with policy texts managed by the plugin and show when something may require attention.

The free version can manage policy text related to Yandex Metrica and Yandex Maps.

FZ-152 RF Pro extends this feature to additional supported services and systems.

Cookie consent banner

FZ-152 RF displays a cookie consent banner on the website.

Visitors can:

• accept optional cookies;
• reject optional cookies;
• open cookie settings;
• change their choice later.

You can change the banner text, links, colors, buttons, text sizes and other appearance settings from the WordPress admin area.

Yandex Metrica

If the website uses Yandex Metrica, enter the counter ID in the FZ-152 RF settings.

The plugin can use different loading modes.

For example, Yandex Metrica can:

• always load;
• stop loading after the visitor rejects optional cookies;
• load only after the visitor gives consent for analytics cookies.

If Yandex Metrica is not used on the website, this feature can simply remain disabled.

Yandex Maps

The free version also supports Yandex Maps.

Depending on the selected mode, a supported map can:

• always be displayed;
• remain available until optional cookies are rejected;
• remain blocked until the visitor gives the required consent.

When the visitor changes the cookie choice, the map can be enabled without requiring a page reload.

Personal data consent checkboxes

Cookie consent and personal data processing consent are not the same thing.

The cookie banner is used for cookie-related choices and supported external services.

A consent checkbox is used when a visitor sends personal data through a form, for example a name, phone number, email address or delivery information.

The free version supports standard WordPress and WooCommerce scenarios.

For supported third-party form plugins such as Contact Form 7, WPForms and Elementor Forms, additional integrations are available in FZ-152 RF Pro.

Consent log

A checkbox shows that consent can be given, but the website owner may also need a record that a supported consent event actually happened.

FZ-152 RF keeps a consent log inside WordPress.

Depending on the source, a record may contain:

• date and time;
• consent source;
• page;
• policy version;
• user or order information when available;
• information related to the recorded consent event.

The consent log is stored in the WordPress database on your website.

It can be viewed in the WordPress admin area and exported to CSV.

FZ-152 RF does not use an external cloud service to store the consent log.

Policy version

The current version of the Personal Data Processing Policy can be specified in the plugin settings.

The version is saved together with supported consent records.

If the policy changes later, the stored version helps determine which policy version was in effect when a particular consent was given.

Changing the policy version can also make the cookie banner appear again for visitors who made a choice for an earlier version.

WooCommerce

WooCommerce is not required to use FZ-152 RF.

If WooCommerce is active, the free version supports standard consent scenarios for:

• checkout;
• customer registration;
• product reviews.

Both classic WooCommerce checkout and modern Checkout Blocks are supported.

FZ-152 RF Pro

FZ-152 RF Pro is an add-on for the free FZ-152 RF plugin.

The free plugin must remain installed and active.

Pro is intended for websites that use third-party forms, additional analytics and advertising services, maps, videos, CRM systems, online chat widgets and other external integrations. Pro also includes an assistant for preparing a Roskomnadzor personal-data processing notification: it uses the website scan, asks for information that cannot be determined automatically, and builds a draft using the same field names as the official form.

Third-party forms in Pro

Pro connects supported third-party forms to the FZ-152 RF consent system and consent log.

Supported integrations include:

• Contact Form 7;
• WPForms;
• SureForms;
• Formidable Forms;
• FormLayer;
• Ninja Forms;
• Gravity Forms;
• Fluent Forms;
• Forminator;
• MetForm;
• wpDiscuz;
• Elementor Pro Forms;
• Elementor Atomic Forms;
• Universal Forms for simple custom HTML forms.

Supported forms can use the main personal data consent and additional consent options available in Pro.

External services in Pro

Pro can control additional supported external services according to the visitor’s cookie choice.

Supported services include:

• Google Analytics 4;
• Google Tag Manager;
• VK Ads Pixel;
• Roistat;
• Digital Culture / PRO.Culture.RF;
• Google Maps;
• 2GIS;
• VK Video;
• RUTUBE;
• YouTube;
• Dzen;
• JivoSite.

Custom JavaScript services can also be configured when a dedicated integration is not available.

Automatic policy text in Pro

For supported services, Pro can add or update the corresponding managed text in policies created by FZ-152 RF.

Instead of searching for company details and preparing policy text manually, the website owner can select the supported service in the plugin settings and save the changes.

Managed policy text is available for supported services including:

• 2GIS;
• VK Ads Pixel;
• Roistat;
• JivoSite;
• Digital Culture / PRO.Culture.RF.

Pro can also add policy information for confirmed use of supported CRM and accounting systems:

• amoCRM;
• Bitrix24;
• RetailCRM / Simla.com;
• MoySklad.

Multilingual WordPress support: qTranslate-X, qTranslate-XT, Polylang and WPML

FZ-152 RF Pro supports multilingual websites built with qTranslate-X, qTranslate-XT, Polylang and WPML.

On websites configured with Russian (RU) and English (EN) as the two languages, Pro can automatically create, publish and update all four legal and consent docume