Frequently Asked Questions
Visitor Identification
Once we have access to your website, ESP, Google, Meta, & DNS, we will have data flowing into your marketing channels in 1 week if not less
We stream data into our clients’ marketing platforms and CRM for them to use directly.
Yes
Yes,Our platform offers multiple attribution windows to allow our clients’ to match what best fits their internal reporting model.
Device Identification
Device identification is the process of collecting various signals from a device, user, browser, and more to create and assign a unique identifier to that device. The methods and technologies used to collect these signals can vary.
We define our accuracy by how many returning visitors to a site we successfully identify as returning visitors, not new ones. So, for example, a 99% accuracy rate would mean we correctly identified 990 out of 1000 returning visitors on any site.
Unifers works with companies of all sizes and industries like e-commerce, financial services, travel, gaming, and more across many regions,
We have tiered self-serve plans that scale by the number of API calls per month
The specific use case determines where Unifers should be implemented. identifying visitors should be at the discretion of Customers
Yes, every time the identification API is called to generate a visitor ID, even if for the same user, it will count towards the API call volume. This is because every time it’s called, our servers need to process it regardless of whether it’s a new or existing ID.
A visitor ID is a unique identifier for each visitor or user on a website. Websites can use the visitor ID for improving user personalizing the user experience , uthentication, fraud detection, fraud prevention odepending on the need of the specific system or application.
Privacy, Security, & Legal ?
Fingerprint’s service uses IP address which may be considered as PII depending on the regulations and/or laws under which your business operates. We do not collect other signals that are considered PII. Fingerprint also collects the URL from the page where signals are collected. We can configure your Fingerprint environment to hash the URL and use pseudonymized IP addresses upon request.
We have a cross-device identity graph that ties users to all of their devices, browsers, contact information, demographics, and consumer attributes without having to rely on cookies. We work with dozens of data providers to aggregate this consumer data to build out consumer personas that we pass to our clients.
Yes, Fingerprint can be used in compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Where the CCPA applies, you are the “business” with respect to any personal information collected in connection with the Unifers service, and Unifers processes such data as the “service provider,” as outlined in the CCPA data processing addendum. As a business, it is your responsibility to comply with the CCPA requirements applicable to businesses.
wever, whether you need consent depends on where and how you implement and use Unifers. We recommend consulting your legal team to determine the best approach to addressing privacy requirements.