We built SEONOS to be honest about what we touch. We scan your public pages the way a search engine does, keep only what your reports need, and hand you the switches to connect, export, or delete at any time.
No dark patterns, no quiet data grabs. Here’s exactly how your account and your audit data are protected and controlled.
No extra password for you to create, remember, or have leaked. You sign in with your Google account, backed by Google’s own account security.
Audit history is kept for 60–90 days, configurable in your account settings. That window is what powers month-vs-month reporting — so you choose how far back your trends go.
Connect or disconnect GA4, Matomo, or Nitro CRM whenever you like. Export your audit history or delete it outright — it’s your account, your call.
We scan your public pages the same way a search engine would. Any analytics you connect use scoped, revocable access — never more than the report needs.
Everything moves over HTTPS/TLS — your sign-in, your scans, your reports, and any connected analytics data.
Your audit data exists to run your reports — nothing more. We don’t sell it, rent it, or hand it to data brokers.
Three plain-language questions: what comes in, how long it stays, and what you can do about it.
Only what’s needed to run and show your reports:
Audit history is retained for 60–90 days, configurable per account. That retained history is exactly what makes month-vs-month trend reporting possible — shorten it or extend it within that range from your settings.
You stay in charge of all of it:
Want the full, detailed version — every data point, every retention rule, every third party?
Read the full Privacy Policy →When you connect GA4, Matomo, or Nitro CRM, we request only the scoped access the reports need — and you can revoke it from your account at any moment. Nothing stays connected without your say-so.
See the Integrations →The free scan needs no account and collects nothing to connect — just run it on a page you own and see where you stand. Questions about how we handle data? We’re happy to talk.