Website analytics that stay in your own system.
Your website should bring applications and client enquiries, and you want to know whether it does. With alluvo, privacy-compliant website analytics run in your own system, measured against goals you set. How it measures, you configure after your data protection decision.
Analytics
- Module
- Core
- Included in
- alluvo, with all modules
At a glance
See what your website delivers. Without the nerves.
- Your website analytics run inside alluvo, not at a third party.
- Three privacy modes: consent, server fingerprint or legitimate interest.
- Set goals and measure them, instead of counting visits.
From everyday work
Two scenes from the website report. Both end with a lawyer or a gut feeling.
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Mit alluvo 01
The privacy mode is a setting.
The analytics run in alluvo, not at a third party. You choose one of three modes: consent, server fingerprint or legitimate interest.
A thing of the past
The tracking has run since the agency built it in. Probably with consent.
At some point someone added an analytics script. Whether it sets cookies before consent and where the data goes, nobody has checked since.
The consequenceIf the website sets cookies it does not need without consent, it breaches data protection law. That can mean a warning letter or a fine.1
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Mit alluvo 02
Measured against the goal.
You set goals and measure how often they are reached, instead of counting visits. The numbers sit in the same system as the applications and enquiries they are about.
A thing of the past
The website had 4,000 visitors. What they brought is recorded elsewhere.
The analytics tool counts visits, the applications are in the mailbox, the client enquiries in the CRM. Which job page actually brings applicants, nobody adds up.
The consequenceThe budget goes to the page with the most clicks, and the one with the most hires gets nothing.
In the same module
Core. The same data.
Companies, contacts, tasks and what keeps them clean. Included in the price per employee on assignment, like every module. More about the module
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Identities
One company. One record. Even when it shows up in five places.
- Companies, contacts, accounts and suppliers live in one place, and every app works on the same records.
- Sites hang off the parent company as accounts, instead of standing next to each other as ten companies.
- Included in the price per employee on assignment, like every module.
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Knowledge base
The answer is already there. You just have to find it.
- Your articles, and an assistant that answers from them.
- Employees ask in the app instead of phoning the office.
- You write down how the assistant answers and what it stays silent on.
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News
One message to the whole team. Not into five groups.
- News appears in the employee app, not in a private messenger.
- You decide whether comments are allowed, for everyone or per post.
- Who has read it is shown next to it.
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Data quality
The duplicate gets noticed before anyone else notices it.
- Duplicates, inconsistent formatting and missing details are detected, not reported and left lying around.
- Part of it is fixed automatically; you get the rest as an incident on your desk.
- Runs alongside daily work instead of happening once a year as a clean-up project.
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Brand identity
The AI writes in your language. Not in its own.
- Tone, personality and mission are set once, and every message goes through them.
- Informal or formal address: decided per contact, not per mood.
- Terms you do not want to read do not appear.
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Price
One price. All modules.
Analytics is part of the alluvo platform and is included, together with all modules. You pay per employee on assignment, no matter how many modules you use.
€692
per employee on assignment and month
€55 with annual payment
Free Employees on the bench, candidates and users
Calculate the price for your businessQuestions
Questions about website analytics.
Which privacy modes are there?
Three: consent, server fingerprint or legitimate interest. Which one suits your website, you decide with your data protection officer; in alluvo it is a setting.
Where is the analytics data stored?
In alluvo. The analytics do not run through a third-party provider but in the same system as the rest of your data.
What can I measure as a goal?
You set goals yourself, for example a submitted application or a client enquiry. What is measured is how often they are reached.
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