OPCNESW

Privacy & analytics

Updated October 15, 2026

Contact: info@opcnesw.com

Optional website analytics

If you choose “Allow analytics,” we use Google Analytics 4 to understand public-page visits, traffic sources, resource-link clicks, category selections, and account-registration activity. Google receives technical information such as browser and device information, page activity, and the network information needed to deliver its service. Analytics cookies may distinguish visits and help attribute them to traffic sources.

We load Google Analytics only after you opt in. Declining does not affect access to resources or account features. Use “Analytics preferences” at the bottom of a public page to change your choice at any time. Declining later stops future analytics collection and removes Google Analytics cookies set by this site in your browser; it does not erase data previously collected by Google. Your choice is stored in this browser’s local storage.

Information excluded from analytics

We do not load analytics in the member workspace, logout page, or email-unsubscribe page. We do not send account emails, passwords, company names, EINs, uploaded documents, filing dates, or unsubscribe tokens as analytics events. Analytics page URLs exclude fragments and query parameters other than limited campaign labels. Automatic form and site-search tracking and advertising personalization are disabled.

Account and reminder services

Account details and private company documents are handled by our account and storage service, Supabase, to provide your member workspace. Optional reminder emails are delivered through Resend. You can unsubscribe from reminder emails in your member workspace or through the link in a reminder. Analytics preferences and email preferences are separate.

Google’s handling of data

Learn how Google uses information from sites that use its services and review Google’s Privacy Policy. For questions about your account data or a deletion request, contact us at the email above.

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