Consent notice
What runs in your browser here, in plain terms.
No third-party advertising trackers. No cookie banner theatre. Here is exactly what first-party storage this site sets and why.
ERP Strategy uses first-party browser storage only, set by this site's own pages and read only by this site. Nothing here talks to a third-party advertising network, and company resolution from your network happens on our own server, not through a tracking pixel in your browser.
What is stored, and why
| Storage key | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor id | A random id so a return visit is recognised as the same browser, without a name or email attached until you give one. | Persistent, until you clear site data |
| First-touch attribution | Records the page and campaign parameters that first brought you here, so a later form submission can be tied to how you found the site. | Persistent, until you clear site data |
| Session journey | The pages you viewed this session, so a submitted form carries the path that led to it. | Cleared when the browser tab session ends |
| Free-read meter | Counts how many metered articles you have opened this device, so the site can offer a small number free before asking for a work email. | Persistent, until you clear site data |
| Unlock identity | Once you submit an email anywhere on the site (a tool, the toolkit, or an article), this remembers that you are unlocked so you are not asked again on this device. | Persistent, until you clear site data |
What is sent to our server
Every page view and every form submission sends a first-party event to our own server: the page, the visitor id, the attribution and journey data above, and, for a form, the fields you entered. We use this to understand which articles and tools are read and to route a submitted enquiry to the right place. See the privacy notice for how long we keep it and who it is shared with.
Your choices
Clearing your browser's site data for erpstrategy.solutions removes all of the storage above and resets the free-read count and the unlock. Browser settings that block first-party storage will cause the free-read meter to fail open (no gate) rather than fail closed, so blocking storage never locks you out of an article.