nFADP · Switzerland
nFADP-friendly analytics for Swiss websites
Switzerland’s revised data protection act (nFADP, also known as nDSG or nLPD) expects you to be open about data and keep it to what you need. Analyzine keeps visits on your own server and gives you the privacy settings.
- Data stays on your server
- IP anonymisation
- Automatic deletion
- Cookieless by default
Built in
Analyzine features for the nFADP
Every plan has every feature. Turn on what fits your site.
- Your own serverEvery visit is stored in your WordPress database, in Analyzine’s own tables.
- IP anonymisationKeep full IP addresses or anonymised ones. You decide in the settings.
- Automatic deletionOld visit data is deleted on a schedule you set, with no manual clean-up.
- No third-party scriptsThe tracker loads from your domain and sends visits only to your site.
- Cookieless by defaultNo cookies out of the box. Cookie mode is optional and waits for consent.
- Erase on requestWorks with WordPress’s Erase Personal Data tool, so one request covers analytics.
- Attribution controlsTurn campaign tags, full referrers and order links on or off, one by one.
- Global Privacy ControlWhen a visitor’s browser sends the signal, Analyzine respects it automatically.
Where a visit goes
From the visitor’s browser to your database, and nowhere else
- Step 1A visitor opens a pageA tracker of 5 KB or less loads in the background from your own domain.
- Step 2Your site records the visitIP anonymisation and the country lookup happen here, on your server.
- Step 3It stays in your databaseIn Analyzine’s own tables, deleted on your schedule or on request.
For visitors in Switzerland
A privacy-friendly starting point
Every plan has every feature. Here is one way to set Analyzine up. Change any of it to fit your site.
- Stay cookieless unless you have a reason to use cookie mode.
- Anonymise IP addresses and keep the country lookup on your server.
- Delete after 90 days, or sooner if that’s enough for you.
- Turn on only the attribution you use: campaign tags, full referrer, linking visits to orders.
Questions
The nFADP and Analyzine
Is Analyzine nFADP compliant?
Software on its own can’t be. Analyzine gives you the features on this page. Whether your site meets the nFADP depends on how you set them, what your privacy notice says and how you run your site.
Can my analytics data stay in Switzerland?
Yes, if your hosting is in Switzerland. Analyzine stores every visit in your own WordPress database, so the data stays wherever your server is.
Can I anonymise IP addresses?
Yes. Keep full IP addresses or anonymised ones. You decide in the settings, and the country lookup still runs on your own server.
Can visitors opt out?
Yes. Analyzine respects Global Privacy Control automatically, and in cookie mode it follows the choice visitors make in your consent plugin.
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