Privacy and tracking
Optional analytics are off until you choose “Allow analytics.” Declining does not prevent you from browsing, contacting us, or signing up for the newsletter.
Optional analytics
- Google Analytics: measures visits and website interactions, such as call, booking and contact-submit clicks. When allowed, Google receives technical browser and device information and may use analytics cookies. Advertising storage, advertising personalization and Google Signals are disabled. Google privacy policy.
- Microsoft Clarity: measures clicks, scrolling and masked browsing activity to help improve public pages. Page text and form inputs are masked before the recorder loads. Advertising storage is denied. Microsoft privacy statement.
- Ryze: the browser tracking pixel is disabled. The separate Ryze article-publishing integration does not depend on your analytics choice.
Google Analytics and Clarity load only on approved public pages of our production domains. They are excluded from admin, proposal, intake and other private routes, and from URLs containing query strings or fragments. Browser Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals prevent these analytics from loading.
Your choices
Use “Analytics privacy choices” on an eligible public page, such as the homepage, to allow or decline both optional analytics services. Your choice is stored in this browser for up to 180 days. If browser storage is unavailable, it may not persist. Previous Clarity-only permission does not grant Google Analytics permission; a new choice is required.
Declining after allowing stops analytics and reloads the page to unload third-party code. Finish any form before changing your choice. Withdrawal does not erase data already sent or necessarily remove existing cookies. You can remove site cookies and local storage in your browser settings. This page itself loads no optional analytics.
Forms and spam protection
Information you submit in contact, newsletter or intake forms is processed to handle that request independently of analytics consent. Google reCAPTCHA is used for spam protection and can receive browser and device information when you activate protected forms. It is not controlled by the optional analytics choice. See Google’s privacy policy and terms.
Necessary site operation, server request handling, external links and services you choose to open are not governed by the analytics control. The control is not a promise that all website data processing stops.
Questions
For privacy questions or requests concerning information you submitted, contact Carey Kidd.