Visitors and identity

Recognize people who fill out your website forms so you can use their contact data and save their answers. Check whether Email Watcher fits your forms too.

Connect a form submission to the visitor's browser so you can recognize the contact and save their survey answers to your email platform.

Keep a visitor's identity and choice answers when they move between your sites. Learn which links carry that data and what each site needs.

Recognize your contacts without putting raw email addresses in page URLs, and check what your advertising and analytics scripts receive.

You'll make email links recognize a contact only when they carry a second value that matches that contact, so a guessed or edited ID identifies nobody.

See what someone did on your website, what they answered, and what your email platform knows about them, all from their visitor profile.

Find out what your visitor profiles show, how People filters work, and what to check when contact data or answers are missing.

Find engaged visitors, see what they've done on your site, and use their activity and contact data to choose a useful next step.

You'll describe the people you want to hear about in plain language, and get an email, or update their contact, when one of them visits your site.

Look up how visits are checked, what each lead alert action does, every limit, your monthly alerted leads, and what the alert list, visit details, and emails show.

Keep your tests out of reports. You can hide a visitor's past and future activity or stop collecting new activity from a staging site or IPv4 address.

Find out how you can recognize returning subscribers, use answers collected before an email address, and identify someone on another device.