Bullseye Identify is fully compliant with all US federal and state data laws including CCPA.

Through our network, we have opt-in permissions for everyone in our database.

It works only for US web traffic, and as such, adheres to the guidelines set forth in the GDPR.

European companies can still use Bullseye Identify, however we'll only show data on US visitors.

You may want to add language to your consent and privacy policy that expresses:
1. Use of cookies and similar technologies for marketing, sales and analytics purposes
2. Third-party technology vendors who also use cookies and similar technologies may associate your activities with personal information
3. You or your service providers may send communications based on this data
4. An opt out link routing to https://www.bullseye.so/opt-out

If you have further questions about compliance, terms, and related subjects, please email compliance@bullseye.so.

We're happy to further explain how we fit into state, federal, and global privacy regulations, or even put you in touch with our legal team for more complex questions.

At Bullseye, we prioritize the security and protection of the personal information that we process. We maintain a data protection program that complies with existing laws, adheres to the principles of data protection, and is in alignment with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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We collect and process personal data strictly necessary for the performance of our services. All data shared with and transmitted to our customers is associated with clear and explicit opt-ins, including the date, website, and IP address of the original opt-in. We do not store or share data on website visitors originating from the EU.

Users can easily remove their information from our database by filling out a simple form, publicly accessible on our website.

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These tools will only show you the name of the company browsing your site, not the person. For example, while it’s nice to know that someone who works at Microsoft is visiting, it’s virtually impossible to act on that info. Is it the VP of Digital Marketing, a software engineer, or a customer service rep?

Bullseye approaches the challenge differently on a technical level and shows you exactly who is visiting. 100% of the matches we surface are a specific person. No more useless account level data.

Sales and Marketing typically use the data a bit differently.

Sales uses visitor info for direct outreach, enabling reps to pursue warm leads with relevant outreach - for example, reaching out after someone has visited your pricing page vs. a case study  provides great context for outreach.

Marketing oftentimes uses the data to validate their marketing efforts. From performance marketing to content teams and ABM, it’s helpful to know if your work is attracting the right audience.