Prodlytic: Analytics that auto-surfaces, stores, and exports user data

Pablo Fernández

Screensaver Ninja

Hey, are you guys GDPR compliant? How do you manage that? I understand it's particularly tricky with analytics tools.

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7yr ago

Daniel Thompson

Prodlytic

Maker

@pupeno Hi, we have a page about this very subject: https://prodlytic.com/2018/05/17.... I head up the engineering team and I can tell you we've put quite a bit of effort into collecting user behavior without accidentally hovering up any personal information.

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7yr ago

Prodlytic

@pupeno thanks for the question! GDPR has indeed been a big factor in recent releases. But Prodlytic now helps you stay GDPR-compliant out of the box because we: * Don’t collect IP address (classed as PII under GDPR) * Don’t collect email addresses - these are redacted in the Prodlytic dashboard if one is ever detected * Give you custom CSS classes to add to sensitive UI elements to prevent collection of, for example, street addresses or personal names * Respect the browser ‘do not track’ setting if clients have set this * Give you a statement to include in your site privacy policy informing users of our collection methods and the above measures

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7yr ago

Ria Blagburn

Pivot

Hunter

I'm super pleased to hunt Prodlytic! I love what the team have built (even more impressive when you consider the fact they're completely bootstrapped) - as a marketer, I've really appreciated how easy the pages and clicks tabs make it to get a clear overview of the client products I work with.

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7yr ago

Radu Judele

Ethical Product Alternatives

I played with Prodlytic quite a bit during the beta and loved it. I’m getting it set up on a few projects I’m working on as soon as the GDPR madness is over.

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7yr ago

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