LeafprintProduct
One portal for finding out who your traffic really is
Leafprint brings visitor identification, company identification, traffic reporting, and audiences into a single login, set up with one pixel on your site.
The seven areas of the portal
The dashboard ties these together. Each area below has its own page explaining what it does and where its limits are.
Visitor identification
Match anonymous sessions to profiles.
Learn moreCompany ID
See which businesses are on your site.
Learn moreTraffic and dashboard
Where identified visits come from.
Learn moreOrbit audiences
Consumer-intent audiences.
Learn moreWebhooks
Send records to your own systems.
Learn morePixel installation
Put the pixel on your site.
Learn moreDashboard analytics
The dashboard is where you land after logging in. It summarizes what the pixel has recorded, so you can see at a glance how much traffic you received and how much of it was identified without opening a report.
Think of it as the morning check. When something looks interesting, you move into Visitor Data, Company ID, or Traffic for the detail.
How the pieces fit together
Everything starts with Installation. Once the pixel is on your site, it records activity such as pages viewed, clicks, scrolling, video plays, form submissions, referring source, device, browser, approximate location, and time zone.
From there, the portal may match a visit to information held by data providers, including a name, email addresses, phone numbers, age range, job title, company, and location. Those matches appear in Visitor Data for people and Company ID for businesses.
Traffic shows you where visits came from. Orbit adds consumer-intent audiences beyond your own site. Webhooks moves records into the systems your team already works in.
What the product does not do
Leafprint does not create marketing consent. It does not send your texts, and it does not decide what your state allows. It gives you information, and your team stays responsible for how that information gets used. Our compliance page goes further on this, and the article on SMS consent covers the most common mistake.
Who uses it
Retail marketers use it to understand shoppers. Multi-location operators use it to compare stores. Brands use Company ID to spot retail buyers. Agencies run it for clients. See the use cases for what each group looks at first.
See it on your own traffic
We will walk through the portal, the pixel, and how consent works, then answer questions about your stores and systems.