Compliant analytics for regulated and EU organizations
When analytics has to clear compliance review, the answer is a tool that stores no personal data, processes in the UK, and gives you the paperwork to prove it.
The challenge
- Google Analytics carries contested EU legality and a hard sign-off
- Cookies and personal data trigger consent and data-protection requirements
- Data residency and cross-border transfer are procurement blockers
- Compliance and legal teams need documentation, not assurances
Problems we built for, and where we stop
What this audience runs into, read from the research, not a pitch.
“every tool says privacy matters, and very few say anything meaningful about what they actually collect”
What we do: The privacy pages list what is stored and for how long.
Where we stop: The wording is hedged on consent by design, and the visit ID is pseudonymous, not anonymous.
How VeritaMetrics helps
No personal data, no cookies
Cookieless, with no IP address on a stored row and no fingerprinting, so there is less to disclose and less to justify when the policy goes to compliance review.
UK data processing
Data is processed in London, UK, so residency is a named answer you can give procurement rather than a blocker.
A signable DPA
A data processing agreement is available for the paperwork your legal and compliance teams need.
The privacy stance is the default
No cookies, no IP address in your analytics data, and UK processing, with no multi-step reconfiguration to reach any of it.
Other use cases
Privacy-first analytics for regulated & eu
A lightweight script that sets no cookies.