Transcend Consent & Preference Management

Transcend's online DPA, marked August 27, 2026, addresses processing under the governing services agreement, subprocessors, transfers and return/destruction. Its incorporation and scope must be checked against the customer's actual contract; GovernAtlas has not executed or legally assessed an agreement for a buyer.

Transcend's security page advertises ISO 27001 assurance alongside its Sombra architecture. GovernAtlas has not reviewed the underlying document, period or certificate validity, or established which Consent & Preference Management components fall within its scope.

Transcend's security page advertises SOC 2 Type II assurance alongside its Sombra architecture. GovernAtlas has not reviewed the underlying document, period or certificate validity, or established which Consent & Preference Management components fall within its scope.

Transcend describes configurable rules for conflicts between anonymous and authenticated consent records: most recent, most restrictive or account-governed. This is a vendor description of policy behavior, not proof that any particular deployment reconciles every system.

Transcend describes collecting consent and preference choices and propagating opt-ins and opt-outs to downstream systems. Its Airgap description concerns intercepting tracking events at the network level when consent is needed; integration coverage and timing are not independently established.