What the site uses today
Ship Safe Offers uses strictly necessary technology required for security, load balancing, abuse prevention, form submission, and core site operation. Optional analytics is off until a visitor explicitly allows it. Before that choice, the site does not request Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, or Microsoft Clarity and does not write first-party site-usage events. If analytics is allowed, the site records controlled event labels and may load Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and Microsoft Clarity. Event labels exclude form-field contents, email addresses, names, company names, message text, measurements, photos, and calculator values; lead forms, pilot-fit answers, delivery-readiness inputs, and calculator contents are explicitly masked. Advertising storage, Google signals, and ad personalization remain denied. Meta Pixel / Dataset 1345159980909783 is separately controlled and remains blocked unless a visitor affirmatively allows advertising measurement. Microsoft Advertising UET is not installed.
| Strictly necessary | Security and core site delivery | Always active |
|---|---|---|
| Preferences | Remember analytics and advertising choices separately | Saved in separate first-party browser-storage entries; both can be reset from the Privacy choices link |
| First-party analytics | Count public page and controlled interaction events without form-field contents | Off until explicitly allowed; disabled when Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is enabled |
| Google Analytics | Measure sanitized public page views, campaign attribution, and controlled interaction events | Not requested until explicitly allowed; advertising storage, Google signals, and ad personalization remain disabled |
| Behavioral analytics | Use Microsoft Clarity to understand aggregate clicks, scrolling, page usability, heatmaps, and masked interaction replays | Not requested until explicitly allowed; forms, fit answers, and calculator contents are masked |
| Tag management | Load the approved Google Tag Manager container and route controlled, non-personal event labels | Not requested until explicitly allowed; advertising consent remains denied |
| Meta Pixel / Dataset 1345159980909783 | Measure and attribute PageView events and a Lead event sent only after our server confirms a stored business inquiry; Meta may use _fbp and, after a Meta ad click, _fbc | Off until separately allowed; Meta states these cookies may remain for up to 90 days; the site source disables automatic configuration and implements neither customer-data matching nor Conversions API, while Meta account settings require separate verification |
| Microsoft Advertising UET | Campaign conversion measurement or remarketing | Not installed and would require a separate disclosure and affirmative advertising choice before loading |
Advertising measurement is a separate gate
Allowing optional analytics does not allow advertising measurement. The site stores the two decisions separately. Meta Pixel / Dataset 1345159980909783 remains blocked until a visitor makes a separate affirmative advertising choice. Microsoft Advertising UET and other advertising providers are not installed. Any new provider or expanded purpose requires an updated disclosure and a separate, informed advertising choice before its code may load.
- Advertising tags must remain blocked before a separate advertising choice is granted.
- Names, email addresses, phone numbers, message text, delivery addresses, room photos, measurements, and customer-uploaded files may not be placed in browser advertising events.
- The approved Meta events are PageView and one Lead event after confirmed server storage. Automatic event detection, automatic advanced matching, customer-data parameters, and Conversions API are not enabled by the site source; the corresponding Meta account settings require separate verification.
- A Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal keeps both optional analytics and advertising measurement off under the site's stricter privacy rule.
- Resetting privacy choices revokes future optional measurement, removes the optional scripts from the page, attempts to delete known optional cookies, and reloads the page when necessary to stop already-loaded code.
Change or reset your choice
The site honors browser Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals by keeping all optional measurement off. Use the Privacy choices link in the footer at any time to review or change the analytics and advertising selections separately. Refusing or resetting analytics stops future optional analytics collection, asks loaded analytics providers to revoke consent, removes their scripts from the current page, and attempts to delete their known optional cookies. Refusing or withdrawing advertising permission revokes Meta Pixel consent, removes its site script, and attempts to delete known first-party Meta cookies such as _fbp and _fbc; it does not recall data a provider already received. Clearing site data in the browser removes the saved choices. Microsoft currently publishes a retention schedule of 30 days for playback data and up to 13 months for click and heatmap data; its schedule may change, so the linked provider page is the current source. First-party site-event rows are reviewed after 90 days and deleted or retained only when required for security, legal, or aggregate reporting needs. Stored website inquiries are reviewed after 180 days unless an active commercial relationship, legal duty, or documented follow-up requires longer retention.