We measure the product, not the person.

What we record

Atlas records product events under a random first-party id that is separate from your account. We use those events to see which steps people reach, where they stop, and how scores are distributed. The data does not identify you.

Your email

We use your work email to review your access request, send sign-in codes, and attach reports to your account. We do not add it to an advertising list or join it to the product analytics above.

Your answers

We store your control answers so you can save, resume, and run the review again. When you finish, we add one anonymized row to a benchmark dataset. It contains your per-domain scores and setup profile, with no identifying data, so teams can eventually compare their results.

What we never do

We do not use advertising pixels, sell data, retarget visitors, or add access requests to a general marketing list. A strict content security policy blocks browser requests to third-party ad networks.

Access requests

When you request access, we store your company name, work email, and any review scope you selected. Centennial uses this information to review the request and contact you about Atlas access.