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Re:Companies must stop using Google Analytics by gmsiperx on Tuesday July 04, 2023 @08:46AM (#36585943)
That's why we built Usermaven.com, a privacy-friendly website and product analytics tool.

Our website analytics module is simple and gets the job done in one single easy-to-use dashboard.

However, if you want to dig deep, you can use funnels, journeys and other features to get more insights out of our analytics.

Usermaven collects all client-side events automatically so it makes it really easy for marketing teams to get insights without involding devs.

We also offer simple ready-made reports for SaaS businesses to get product insights.

Re:Companies must stop using Google Analytics by cuu508 on Tuesday July 04, 2023 @10:11AM (#36586948)
> For purposes of data protection laws, Userrmaven Inc., a company duly incorporated and organized under the laws of the United States of America, having its registered address at 2055 Limestone Road STE, 200-C, Wilmington, Delaware 19808, is the “data controller”

> To integrate your website or SaaS app with Usermaven, you'll need to add a simple tracking script into the Header (<head></head>) section of your website. Make sure this snippet is present on every page that you want to track.

(The tracking script's URL is https://t.usermaven.com/lib.js)

So similar issues as with Google Analytics – site visitor's data is being shared with an US company.

Re:Companies must stop using Google Analytics by SahAssar on Tuesday July 04, 2023 @11:04AM (#36587631)
Do you have any info page for how you implement stuff like funnels, journeys, etc. without storing any PII?

Also this paragraph from your GDPR page had me scratching my head a bit:

> Usermaven agrees to abide by the standard contractual clauses where data is transferred from the EU to the US.

Is that written before Schrems II?