Anonymous decision progression interpretation

Privacy & trust

Optiview interprets anonymous visits — it does not resolve identity, fingerprint visitors, or decide what your site shows. You own rendering and experience decisions.

Why enterprise teams install with confidence

No identity resolution inside Optiview
No browser fingerprinting for cross-site tracking
No cross-site visitor graph
No PII required for interpretation to work
Anonymous behavioral signals only — your stack branches on stable IDs
Customer-owned rendering — Optiview recommends; you decide what appears

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This page is not legal advice; it explains the product's technical privacy posture at a high level.

Cookies and dashboard login

The public snippet does not set tracking cookies. If you use the Optiview operator dashboard or Cloudflare Access login, those flows may set session cookies managed by your identity provider — separate from visitor-facing tag behavior on your website.

What is collected

Session-scoped signals derived from on-site behavior and page context, as implemented in your deployment.
Optional telemetry to your own Worker or endpoints you configure, subject to your contracts and notices.

What is not collected (by design)

No cookies set by the Optiview snippet for visitor tracking.
No browser fingerprinting for identity stitching.
No cross-site identity graph inside Optiview.
No keystroke logging.
No raw form field values (input.value) in the runtime path.
No raw on-site search query text stored for profiling.

Browser storage (visitor device)

The snippet runs on your site's origin. Data stays in the visitor's browser unless you configure optional server collection.

sessionStorage (primary)

Anonymous session state for the current tab lives in sessionStorage, including the session profile and optional operator tooling. It clears when the tab ends.

localStorage (one key only)

Optiview may write one localStorage key for return detection — a timestamp only, not used for cross-site identity.

Customer data ownership

You own your site, your tags, and your relationship with visitors. Optiview provides the interpretation layer; you decide which tools receive which fields.

No identity resolution

Optiview is not an identity product. It is an anonymous experience decision runtime — not designed to resolve anonymous traffic to known individuals inside Optiview.