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Make your marketing data-strong with Adenty

Collect ultra-granular audience data without cookies. Reveal more high-intent users. Activate data across your stack with no complex integrations

What limits Marketing ROI

Marketing is more data-driven than ever, yet audience tracking breaks at multiple points. Core challenges that block targeting, personalization, and marketing ROI growth include

01

Tracking traps

Anonymous browsing, cookie decline, ad blockers, Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP), and more make audience data either missed or messed up. No wonder 26% of marketers report not having enough data to act on

02

Web analytics limitations

Even leading web analytics platforms struggle to connect sessions, providing short-term data that can’t power meaningful interactions. This also leads to missing ~70% of returning, high-intent users

03

Disconnected data

Best-of-breed marketing stacks make data hard to integrate – 38% of marketing executives struggle with this. As a result, data piles up but becomes hard to use

Combine audience data quality, quantity, and activation — with Adenty

Adenty is an advanced data collection and actioning platform for marketers. It maximizes data quality and connectivity within existing MarTech stacks. With Adenty, marketers can build data-proof strategies, maximize audience data enrichment, and achieve higher ROI

Gather identity-rich data
Collect audience data across multiple websites to strengthen identity resolution • Eliminate blind spots in journeys — recognize anonymous users with up to 99% accuracy
Ensure consistent user tracking and data control
• Prevent browser-side data loss with shareable server-side storage
Orchestrate data across sources
• Link data across tools with persistent ID and centralize it in real time to act with precision • Boost remarketing performance with unified, cross-site data
Maximize conversion likelihood with instant engagement
React instantly to target signals to c>multi-step engagement scenarios across multiple MarTech tools

Drive faster results from returning audiences

Returning users are low-hanging fruit: easier to convert and deliver quick results. Adenty recognize them with 99% precision against other methods – see the difference

Higher precision up to

x2

vs Google Analytics

x2.8

vs IP + User Agent

x3.2

vs cookies

Returning Visitors Volume

New and Returning Visitors Differentiation

Visitor Recognition Duration

Page Views Detected

Why Adenty

As a plug-and-play solution, Adenty strengthens the data core of your MarTech stack without security and performance risks

99%

Accuracy in recognizing returning visitors

Zero

Zero impact on frontend performance

Easy

Integration with your tech stack

Flexible

Licensing and pricing

GDPR

Compliant with secure
EU- and U.S.-based cloud infrastructure

Support

Throughout your journey

All Adenty Solutions for Maketers and MarTech

Mix and match Adenty solutions. Enable faster conversion rate optimization with deeper, connected insights

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Conversion loss often starts with poor recognition of returning users. Adenty’s persistent ID restores identity continuity and fuels data-driven audience strategies.
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Founder and CTO
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Frequently Asked Questions

1
What is marketing attribution?

Marketing attribution is the process of connecting marketing touchpoints to outcomes such as leads, demos, or sales. It helps teams see which channels and interactions contributed to a conversion, even when a prospect has visited several times before converting.

For B2B teams, this can mean connecting website visits, campaigns, content interactions, and other touchpoints into a clearer view of the buyer journey.

2
What is a customer data platform?

A customer data platform (CDP) collects data from different sources, connects records into unified profiles, and makes those profiles available to other systems.

A CDP can bring together:

  • Website and app behavior
  • CRM records
  • Marketing interactions
  • Customer and transaction data

The idea is simple: give your marketing stack a shared view of the customer, rather than making every tool piece together its own version.

3
What is an identity graph?

An identity graph connects different identifiers and interactions belonging to the same person or organization. These can include devices, cookies, email addresses, account IDs, and other first-party signals.

For B2B marketing, identity graphs help connect activity across sessions and devices. Adenty uses identity resolution to connect fragmented website activity and build persistent visitor profiles. See how it works in a 30-minute demo.

4
How do you use first-party data in marketing?

First-party data comes directly from your own website, app, products, and customer interactions. Marketers can use it to understand behavior, build audiences, enrich profiles, and measure engagement using information collected directly from their own properties.

Common uses include:

  • Building behavioral audience segments
  • Enriching prospect profiles
  • Identifying high-intent activity
  • Improving campaign analysis

For B2B teams, website behavior can be especially useful because prospects often research before they ever fill out a form. See Adenty pricing to explore how visitor data could fit into your stack.

5
What is marketing data enrichment?

Marketing data enrichment means adding useful information to existing customer or prospect records. This can include company, geographic, technological, or behavioral data.

For website visitors, enrichment can help answer questions like:

  • Which company is visiting?
  • What have they viewed?
  • Have they returned?
  • What information can be connected to their existing profile?

More context makes those records useful for segmentation, qualification, and other marketing workflows.

6
How do you build a MarTech stack?

Start with the marketing workflows you need to support, then choose tools around them. A practical MarTech stack typically covers data collection, analytics, customer management, identity, enrichment, activation, and measurement.

A simple process looks like this:

  1. Define your marketing goals.
  2. Map the data each workflow needs.
  3. Choose the right tools.
  4. Connect the systems.
  5. Test how data moves from visitor activity to business outcome.

Give your stack better visitor context. Find the right Adenty plan.

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