SegMetrics uses 9 different dimensions to identify and track users across different devices and sessions. When the new user’s fingerprint aligns with an existing one, we merge the data to give you a unified, complete and accurate view of that user.
Without Fingerprint Tracking, you end up double-counting users. This makes it impossible to get a clear picture of what is and isn’t working in your marketing.
Ad platforms optimize based on the data you feed them. Double-counted leads and missed cross-device conversions mean you’re training the algorithm on garbage. Fingerprint tracking sends cleaner conversion signals back to your platforms — so they optimize toward customers who actually buy, not just click.
Safari, Firefox, ad blockers — the list of things killing pixel-based tracking keeps growing. You’re already blind on 30-40% of your traffic. SegMetrics uses first-party, server-side identification that works regardless of browser, device, or privacy settings — and stays GDPR and CCPA compliant.
Click attribution tells you which ad got the cheapest lead. Fingerprint tracking tells you which got the most valuable customer. By connecting every purchase, upsell, and renewal back to the original touchpoint — even months later — you can optimize for LTV instead of front-end vanity metrics.
Most marketers scale on platform-reported ROAS, last-click attribution, or gut feel. Fingerprint tracking shows you the complete picture — which segments convert, which channels drive real revenue, and where leads actually drop off — so you stop guessing which funnel to invest in.
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Fingerprint Tracking is SegMetrics’ proprietary user tracking technology that identifies leads and customers across multiple sessions, platforms, and devices. It follows each user throughout their entire customer journey — even if they switch browsers, devices, or clear cookies. This eliminates double-counting and reduces attribution gaps in your marketing data.
SegMetrics’ Fingerprint Tracking uses nine unique dimensions to identify and follow users accurately over time:
By combining these signals with our identification algorithm, SegMetrics builds a reliable and persistent user profile — even when some data points are missing.
Most analytics platforms rely on just a few signals — like ip address or cookies — to track users. In contrast, SegMetrics uses nine tracking dimensions, allowing for much higher accuracy across platforms, devices, and time. No other marketing analytics platform offers this level of cross-device, cross-session tracking precision out of the box.
Yes. Fingerprint Tracking is one of the most accurate ways to track users across multiple devices and sessions. Because it uses nine combined data points (instead of just one or two), SegMetrics can correctly identify users even when some information — like cookies or device ID — is unavailable. This leads to cleaner attribution, fewer data gaps, and more reliable reporting.
