Definition What is enterprise first-party tracking?
Enterprise first-party tracking means your website data is collected under your own domain, not a vendor domain, across every site a large company runs. The tracking script loads from a subdomain such as datacops.yourdomain.com, so ad blockers and browser limits treat it as part of your site. The same data then feeds analytics, consent records and the conversions your ad platforms learn from.
DataCops is enterprise first-party tracking with one setup per site: one DNS record, a consent manager, bot detection, and server-side delivery to Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, Reddit, Pinterest and X, with every send logged. Enterprise plans are set up by our team, so you start with a call, not a checkout page.
DataCops is enterprise first-party tracking: each site runs on its own domain, bots are separated from people, consent is checked, and conversions reach Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, Reddit, Pinterest and X with a log row for every send.
What each team gets from one setup
Analytics What your ads see today Own domain → Bots flagged → Real visits
With DataCops Own domain → Bots flagged → Real visits
Paid media What your ads see today Ad click kept → Sale matched → Sent server-side
With DataCops Ad click kept → Sale matched → Sent server-side
Privacy and legal What your ads see today Consent checked → Skip recorded → Deletion on request
With DataCops Consent checked → Skip recorded → Deletion on request