Compare: Sadang vs standalone CMPs
GoAdopt is built for consent. Sadang includes consent plus the wider measurement stack.
GoAdopt focuses on consent management. Sadang Consent Manager covers consent-aware workflows as part of a broader platform for attribution, UX analytics, conversion tracking, call attribution, and uForge reporting.
Side by side, capability by capability.
| Capability area | Sadang + uForge | Standalone CMP tools such as GoAdopt |
|---|---|---|
| Consent management | Banner configuration, regional rules, consent levels, tag gating, Google Consent Mode v2, IAB TCF v2.2 workflows, receipts, verification, and history, inside the measurement platform. | Core focus: consent banner and compliance workflows. |
| Marketing attribution | Multi-touch attribution, UTMs, supported click IDs, identity stitching, impression context, and source-to-conversion reporting. | Not the main focus. |
| Behaviour & UX analytics | Heatmaps, scroll depth, movement tracking, rage clicks, DOM screenshots with masking, and Web Vitals. | Not the main focus. |
| Conversion tracking | Form analytics, friction scoring, ecommerce events, chat conversions, outbound clicks, and DNI call attribution. | Not the main focus. |
| Reporting | uForge dashboard for attribution, channels, UX, conversions, calls, consent records, multi-site views, filters, and exports. | Typically focused on consent KPIs and privacy request activity. |
| Data control | Designed for self-hosted-friendly and backend-owned data workflows where configured. | Usually delivered as a SaaS consent platform. |
The bigger picture