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# Integrating Pandectes with Shopify

[Pandectes](https://pandectes.io) provides a way to manage users' cookie preferences, and ensure [GDPR cookie compliance](/partner-recipes/cookie-consent-integrations/shopify-customer-consent-api.md).

However, [Pandectes consent mode](https://help.pandectes.io/en/article/using-google-consent-mode-integration-1xkfv6o) can block Littledata script from running. Here is how to resolve this issue and make Littledata work with Pandectes.

### Disabling Google Consent Mode

Pandectes has the option to [enable Consent Mode](https://help.pandectes.io/en/article/using-google-consent-mode-integration-1xkfv6o) in Google Analytics, and load the Google tracking libraries. You don't need this, as Littledata already provides it.

To make Littledata work with [Pandectes cookie banners](/partner-recipes/cookie-consent-integrations/shopify-customer-consent-api.md#compatible-shopify-apps) you just need to check 'Collected after consent' in Shopify online store preferences.

Under **Settings > Integrations** you can switch off Google Consent Mode.

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b45f258b6fdab800/c92dcfe0-4a95-4165-8c17-9ea4d1_mgrre4.png)

### Disabling the consent event

There is also the option to add a[Cookie Consent event in dataLayer](https://help.pandectes.io/en/article/cookie-consent-event-in-datalayer-p7v670) which triggers this:

![custom-event-which-blocks-tracking](/files/9PQ0Kok3RvEddNyQVx8T)

You need to disable this custom event as well, as it blocks Littledata from loading Google's tracking script.


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