Privacy
Gage Consulting uses limited first-party analytics to understand which public content is useful and how authenticated customers use their assigned workspace.
Anonymous session and visitor identifiers, page paths, approximate engagement time, scroll depth, section visibility, selected link or button labels, referrer and campaign information, browser, device category, and limited user-agent information. After sign-in, page and activity records may also include the authenticated Gage database user ID.
The server may use an IP address briefly to derive broad geographic information or a keyed, one-way network identifier. Gage does not retain the raw IP address in its analytics tables.
We do not collect passwords, authenticator codes, keystrokes, form-field contents, uploaded document contents, or session recordings. Signed-in workspace activity is used to improve support and adoption, but private information entered into forms is not captured.
The tracker honors browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals. Analytics are used to improve content and outreach—not to sell personal information.