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Identity Resolution

Turn fragmented user signals into one stable identity

Many companies invest in traffic and data, yet they still struggle to understand who returns to their site. The Adenty Identity Resolution Toolkit gives you a stable and accurate way to recognize visitors across sessions, devices, and websites. The plugin continues to work when cookies fail or when browser storage resets. You get a dependable identity layer that improves analytics, personalization, and audience targeting.

No complex integration required

Id resolution

Three Traps to Unified Identity

Fragmented insights weaken your marketing decisions. They create blind spots where analytics becomes unreliable, returning interest stays invisible and sales teams see intent too late. These are the core reasons user history breaks apart and becomes unusable.

01

Session Instability

Most identity resolution tools lose track of users after a few sessions. Cookie blocks, VPNs, incognito mode, and private browsers interrupt continuity. This reduces match rates and limits how much data you can actually use.

02

Multiple Websites and Devices

Users switch devices and browse across different websites. Traditional identity resolution software cannot connect these signals. This splits a single user into multiple incomplete profiles.

03

Disconnected Tools

MarTech tools generate isolated datasets that do not align. Merging them is difficult and often reduces data quality. This prevents you from building a complete identity graph.

Unified Identity Across Every Data Source

Adenty removes identity fragmentation at every level. The persistent ID becomes a stable foundation for analytics, personalization, and audience activation. You can collect, connect, and retain user data across websites, devices, and tools with high accuracy.

Adenty Persistent ID

Adenty assigns a unique ID to every new visitor. All future activity is linked to this ID, which stays stable across sessions and websites. Cross-device recognition works through signal-based attribution, where actions from different devices are matched to the same user. These signals can be configured individually. This stability ensures that identity continuity remains intact even when user behavior spans multiple domains and touchpoints.

The Persistent ID also supports ID bridging, which lets you merge data from your MarTech tools into one connected profile. It remains active even when browser storage is blocked or cleared.

Adenty Stable Storage

Most analytics tools depend on browser storage, which can be blocked or wiped at any moment. Adenty Stable Storage protects your data from these losses and keeps your analytics consistent. Local storage is used by default, while a backup copy is kept in Stable Storage. When browser storage disappears, the system restores the data automatically, so your analytics stay accurate.

Adenty Stable Storage can also read the existing data you already keep in the browser and understand its structure. It keeps a secure backup of this information and restores it when it detects that the original data is missing. You can also store any behavioral data or events you choose to preserve. No more lost or misattributed visitor data. Everything stays protected and under your control.

A Stable Layer for Personalization, Targeting, and Data‑Driven Marketing

Adenty strengthens the core of your data strategy. It gives you accurate recognition and stable tracking that support every part of your marketing workflow.

Identity-rich

user data across sources

Fine-tuned

personalization

Granular

segmentation and targeting

Increased

audience addressability

Accurate

web analytics

Minimized

data duplication and gaps

Adenty in Numbers

2x
deeper identity profiles
3x
more recognized users
Up to 50%
conversion growth confirmed by real product tests
30%
more pageviews compared to GA4

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Adenty builds deeper user profiles and supports audience engagement through your existing ecosystem. You stay in full control with no heavy implementation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1
What signals does Adenty use to identify visitors?

Adenty combines six signal types: technical attributes, behavior, device and server metrics, deterministic signals, probabilistic matching, and partner enrichment.

All six feed the Adenty ID Graph, a system connecting stable identifiers (ones lasting across sessions) with temporary ones (ones expiring quickly). Session signals add further context. Recognition accuracy reaches up to 99%, including where traditional identifiers are limited. Try it for free.

2
What happens when identity signals conflict?

Adenty weighs multiple signals together, so no single identifier decides the outcome.

The ID Graph combines stable and temporary identifiers with configured session signals, and applies probabilistic matching to edge cases. Temporary identifiers count only within the time range where they stay reliable. Visitor identity holds consistent when individual signals go missing or turn unreliable.

3
Can Adenty still recognize a visitor after cookies are cleared?

Yes. Adenty restores identity after cleared cookies, local storage, or cache through Adenty Stable Storage and server-side logic.

Identity keys and stored attributes stay consistent independently of the browser. Recognition continues in privacy browsers such as Tor and Brave, and in environments where browser storage is fully disabled.

4
How does Adenty tell a returning visitor from a new one?

Adenty reports visitor type in its data layer alongside the stable Visitor ID, so returning activity separates from a first visit.

The returning-visitor signal can be sent to Google Analytics for analysis and segmentation. In recent client analytics, Adenty recognized 2.7× more returning visitors, delivered 1.6× better overall recognition, and held recognition 2.3× longer than cookies or IP-based methods.

5
Can Adenty connect an anonymous visitor to a known customer?

Yes. Adenty opens a visitor profile before identification, then links it to a known identity once the visitor signs in or shares data.

Real-time events and session interactions combine with identity data from connected sources, so the profile grows richer over time. PII enrichment is opt-in under client agreements, and clients control enrichment, consent flows, and data residency. Auth integration ships out of the box, with additional Auth providers available through custom development for Enterprise customers.

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How does Adenty stop duplicate visitor profiles across tools?
Adenty merges duplicates through ID Bridging, which connects identifiers from separate MarTech tools under one Adenty Persistent ID.Fragmented identifiers across tools, devices, and sessions join into a shared visitor profile, and the Persistent ID becomes the common key every connected tool reads. ID Bridging runs as a plugin layer, with no changes to existing tracking scripts or event structures.

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