Cookies, Analytics, and Tracking Technologies

LEADx uses cookies, pixels, analytics tools, attribution technologies, tracking technologies, and similar technologies to operate, secure, maintain, improve, and market its Services.

Technologies may include:

• Google Analytics, OpenAI, Meta, Gojiberry, Linkedin and similar analytics platforms
• HubSpot analytics, marketing, and CRM technologies
• Advertising and attribution technologies including Meta (Facebook) Pixel, OpenAI Pixel, Google Ads Pixel
• Email engagement and communication tracking technologies including HubSpot, Google Gmail, Gojiberry, Linkedin
• Session, performance, and operational monitoring technologies

These technologies may collect information regarding website and platform interactions, including page views, navigation patterns, click activity, browser and device information, IP address, referring URLs, session information, and approximate geographic location derived from IP address.

Information collected through these technologies may be processed by LEADx and its service providers for analytics, security, operational, product improvement, customer support, attribution, advertising, and marketing purposes.

Consent Through Use

By accessing the Site and continuing to use the Site or Services, you acknowledge and consent to the use of cookies, pixels, analytics technologies, attribution technologies, and similar tracking technologies and to the collection, transmission, processing, storage, and sharing of information as described in this Privacy Policy.

If you do not consent to these practices, you should discontinue use of the Site and Services.

Where applicable law requires additional consent mechanisms, LEADx may provide such mechanisms; however, continued use of the Site constitutes acknowledgment of the practices described herein.

Optional Opt-Outs

Users may be able to control certain optional tracking through browser controls, cookie settings, privacy settings offered by third-party providers, or other mechanisms made available by LEADx. Limiting optional tracking may affect certain functionality, personalization features, reporting capabilities, or user experience.

Communications and Website Interactions

By interacting with the Site, submitting forms, downloading resources, registering for events, communicating with LEADx, or using the Services, users acknowledge that information regarding those interactions may be collected, processed, stored, and shared with service providers as described in this Privacy Policy.

Users further acknowledge that such interactions may involve third-party service providers participating in the transmission, processing, storage, analysis, attribution, security review, marketing measurement, and operational support of such interactions.

Disputes Regarding Data Handling

Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising under or relating to the collection, use, sharing, processing, storage, transmission, disclosure, retention, deletion, cookies, pixels, analytics technologies, attribution technologies, tracking technologies, or other handling of information under this Privacy Policy shall be governed by the dispute-resolution provisions, including any pre-dispute notice requirements, informal resolution procedures, arbitration provisions, class-action waivers, governing law provisions, venue provisions, and liability limitations contained in the LEADx Terms of Service, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.

By using the Site or Services, users agree that such disputes shall not be brought as class, collective, consolidated, representative, or mass actions except where prohibited by law.

Substantiation of Data-Handling Claims

If a user believes information has been collected, used, shared, processed, transmitted, stored, or retained in violation of this Privacy Policy or applicable law, the user is encouraged to provide the following information as part of any pre-dispute notice:

(a) a complete and unedited copy of the information forming the basis of the claim;

(b) a detailed written explanation describing the alleged violation, relevant dates, URLs visited, device information, browser information, and IP address(es) if known;

(c) the legal basis for the claim; and

(d) a description of the alleged harm.

This information assists LEADx in investigating and attempting to resolve concerns efficiently and shall not be interpreted as limiting any rights that cannot be limited under applicable law.