Cookies & the tracker
How Dzati recognises visits — first-party only, no ad cookies.
Dzati recognises returning visitors using a first-party identifier on your own domain only. There are no third-party or advertising cookies, and nothing is shared with other sites.
What's stored
A small first-party value that lets Dzati tell a returning visitor from a brand-new one (so "new vs returning" and per-person engagement work). It's scoped to your domain and never used to follow people around the web.
Why this matters
- No ad-tech. Because it's first-party and not used for advertising, Dzati avoids the tracking that intrusive cookie banners exist to warn about.
- It just works. Recognising returning visitors needs no extra configuration.
Identifying people
If you call dzati.identify(), the visitor's activity is tied to the identifier *you* provide (an email or your own user id) — see Identify users. That's always something you opt into in your own code.
Note: Always follow your local laws and your own privacy policy when deciding what to identify and how to disclose analytics to your visitors.
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