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.xlsxIn many standard website scenarios, Scoby can be used without a consent banner because it is designed to avoid cookies, fingerprinting, and identifying user tracking, and to process anonymized, aggregated data. Whether you need consent depends on your specific implementation and legal assessment.
Scoby is designed to align with privacy-by-design principles and to minimize or avoid personal data processing. Scoby’s documentation explicitly notes the integration is privacy-focused and intended to support a legitimate-interest approach. Final responsibility for compliance remains with the site operator.
Aggregated, anonymized usage data (e.g., page views, engagement metrics, referrers/traffic sources in non-identifying form). Scoby is designed to avoid collecting personal identifiers and does not rely on cookies or fingerprinting.
By avoiding cookies and tracking identifiers and by anonymizing data before transmission, then processing/storing it only in aggregated form. Scoby’s docs also emphasize that it does not provide legal advice and recommend validating your setup with a DPO or legal team.
Yes. Scoby supports .xlsx exports and can be connected to common BI/reporting tools (e.g., Looker Studio, PowerBI, Tableau).
Scoby is designed for performance and attribution insights without user tracking identifiers. The suitability depends on your reporting needs and how you define conversions and sources in a privacy-preserving way.
See the changelog below for details.
Documentation: https://docs.scoby.io/ Support: hello@scoby.io