Analyzati
Spain· Web Analytics
Analyzati vs Commanders Act
Compare Analyzati y Commanders Act en capacidades, jurisdicción, garantías y encaje para compradores europeos.
Ambos figuran como alternativas a: Google Analytics
Commanders Act
France· Web Analytics
Needs review
Shortlist when you need an EU-headquartered enterprise stack combining server-side tag management, consent, real-time CDP activation, and independent media attribution (Adloop). Skip when you only need lightweight privacy analytics or open-source self-hosting—consider etracker or fusedeck for narrower EU measurement/tagging scopes, or Matomo-class tools for self-host analytics.
EU-operated (FR)Server-side TMSReal-time CDPIntegrated CMPAdloop attributionSaaS only
Las filas resaltadas diferencian a los dos productos.
| Característica | Analyzati | Commanders Act |
|---|---|---|
| País de origen | Spain | France |
| Categoría | Web Analytics | Web Analytics |
| Código abierto | No | No |
| Autoalojado | No | No |
| Sede | No indicado | France |
| Entidad legal | No indicado | Fjord Technologies SAS (trading name Commanders Act), SIREN 527 730 782, Paris |
| Matriz / control EE.UU. | No indicado | Sin matriz estadounidense conocida |
| Exposición CLOUD Act (indicativa) | No indicado | Medio |
| Alojamiento / residencia | No indicado | Vendor: EU/France data centers for platform hosting; privacy policy: site data stored in EU. Public DNS: app/platform behind Cloudflare CDN. Hosting provider certs (ISO 27001, SOC 1/2, etc.) claimed on Security product sheet. Full customer-data subprocessor list not published on marketing site. |
| Resumen | Spanish cookie-free web analytics SaaS: real-time traffic, city-level geo, AI referral sources, and event tracking without cookies, stored IPs, or fingerprints. | French PlatformX MarTech suite from Fjord Technologies: enterprise server-side tag management, integrated consent, real-time CDP, and Adloop media attribution for multi-channel marketing teams. |
| Etiquetas |
| De un vistazo | Analyzati | Commanders Act |
|---|---|---|
| HQ | No indicado | Paris, France (Fjord Technologies SAS) |
| SIREN | No indicado | 527 730 782 |
| Founded | No indicado | 2010 (as TagCommander / Fjord Technologies) |
| Deployment | No indicado | Managed SaaS (not self-hosted) |
| Core suite | No indicado | TMS + CMP + CDP + Adloop |
| Commercial model | No indicado | Demo / enterprise quote (no public list price) |
| Key capabilities | Analyzati | Commanders Act |
|---|---|---|
| EU-operated (FR) | No indicado | Sí |
| Server-side TMS | No indicado | Sí |
| Real-time CDP | No indicado | Sí |
| Integrated CMP | No indicado | Sí |
| Adloop attribution | No indicado | Sí |
| SaaS only | No indicado | Sí |
Analyzati
Panel en tiempo real
La interfaz intuitiva muestra conteos de visitantes en vivo, páginas vistas, flujos de comportamiento, fuentes de adquisición, desglose geográfico y uso de tecnología. Los informes semanales por correo mantienen informados sin iniciar sesión a diario. Las exportaciones de datos y una API pública permiten análisis adicional o integración.
Seguimiento ligero y centrado en la privacidad
Con menos de 1 KB, el script carga rápido y evita impactos en el rendimiento. Solo agrega datos anonimizados — sin IDs persistentes, almacenamiento local ni fingerprinting. La geolocalización deriva de entradas hasheadas que nunca se guardan, garantizando que no se procesen datos personales.
Eventos personalizados y campañas
Rastree acciones específicas de usuarios y esfuerzos de marketing más allá de métricas estándar. Todos los planes admiten seguimiento de eventos, con soporte técnico y base de conocimientos para implementación. Adecuado para análisis de ROI y optimización.
Cumplimiento con alojamiento en la UE
Los datos permanecen en la UE, conforme al RGPD, PECR y CCPA por diseño. Sin compartir con terceros y anonimización de IP por defecto. Disponible un Acuerdo de Tratamiento de Datos (DPA).
Commanders Act
Enterprise Tag Manager with server-side destinations and CAPIs
Collect first-party and omnichannel events, transform/enrich without code, and deliver to 1,200+ destinations including 100+ server-side paths and major CAPIs (Google, Meta, Amazon, TikTok, Snapchat per vendor). GTM-ready server-side integration supports hybrid Google Tag Manager workflows.
Integrated consent and privacy governance tooling
Native CMP/consent features (TrustCommander lineage) with Google Consent Mode support and Google CMP partner listing. Privacy monitoring, data-quality dashboards, filters before partner delivery, and cookie-related scanners help marketing ops control what leaves the property.
Real-time CDP: identity resolution, segments, activation
Unify profiles across sources (including CRM enrichment), build no-code audiences with many filter criteria, push dynamic segment updates into ad and personalization destinations, and support cross-device experience consistency under consent rules.
Adloop media optimization and data-driven attribution
After the 2023 Adloop acquisition, centralize campaign data via API connectors, run behaviour-based attribution as an independent measurement layer versus ad-platform KPIs, set spend/anomaly alerts, and use AI-assisted ad-level recommendations.
Operational QA for tagging teams
No-code QA tooling (live event inspector, debug mode), continuous data-quality monitoring, and role/IP-restricted platform access claims reduce reliance on pure developer debugging when tags and server-side pipelines change.
| Assurance & compliance | Analyzati | Commanders Act |
|---|---|---|
| Independent security / no-logs audit | No indicado | Not applicable Not a no-logs VPN/analytics product; marketing data platform processes customer event/profile data by design. |
| Independent security / pentest program | No indicado | Vendor claimed Security product sheet claims external pentests (black/grey box) every six months and customer audit rights; no public audit PDF reviewed. |
| ISO 27001 | No indicado | Partial Security sheet attributes ISO 27001 (and related) compliance to the hosting provider in France; not verified as Commanders Act's own current certificate. |
| SOC 2 / SOC 3 | No indicado | Partial Security sheet states hosting provider complies with SOC Type 1 and 2; not verified as vendor-owned SOC 2 report. |
| GDPR / EU data protection | No indicado | Vendor claimed French controller/processor entity; public privacy policy, named DPO, EU storage claim for site data, integrated consent tooling. Customer DPA terms not fully public on marketing pages. |
| US CLOUD Act exposure (indicative) | No indicado | Partial EU entity / no known US parent, but Cloudflare CDN on public app/platform hostnames and incomplete public subprocessor list for customer data path. Not legal advice. |
| Data processing agreement (B2B) | No indicado | Unknown Website privacy policy covers visitor/site processing; standard B2B DPA / Art. 28 package not located as a public self-serve download—request in procurement. |
| EU AI Act | No indicado | Not applicable Includes AI-assisted ad recommendations; not assessed here as a high-risk AI system product category. |
| Considerations & known limitations | Analyzati | Commanders Act |
|---|---|---|
| Limited public subprocessor inventory | No indicado | Medium Marketing site does not publish a clear list of subprocessors for customer event/CDP data. Cloudflare is observable on public hostnames; backend host is described generically as a French data center. Request written subprocessors, regions, and SCCs before relying on 'EU-only' narratives. |
| ISO/SOC claims tied to hosting provider | No indicado | Medium Security sheet language credits the data-center provider for ISO 27001 and SOC Type 1/2. Do not treat footer logos as proof of Commanders Act's own certifications without certificate IDs. |
| Enterprise SaaS scope and switching cost | No indicado | Medium PlatformX spans TMS, CMP, CDP, and media optimization. Implementation (server-side migration, consent redesign, CAPI mapping) is non-trivial; not a drop-in free GTM replacement for all teams. |
| No self-host option | No indicado | Low Fully managed SaaS only. Organizations with hard on-prem or open-source requirements need different tools. |
Encaje
Analyzati
Best fit when
No indicado
Poor fit when
No indicado
Commanders Act
Best fit when
- Marketing ops teams replacing or complementing GTM with governed server-side destinations and CAPIs
- Enterprises that want tag management, consent, CDP segments, and activation under one French SaaS contract
- Performance teams needing independent multi-channel attribution and campaign data hub after Adloop
- Organizations prioritizing an EU legal entity and EU data-center marketing claims for MarTech collection tooling
- Teams that need no-code QA, data-quality monitoring, and consent-aware partner delivery controls
Poor fit when
- Solo sites or SMBs that only need free/client-side GTM or lightweight privacy page analytics
- Buyers requiring open-source or fully self-hosted tag/CDP infrastructure
- Procurement that must prove vendor-owned ISO 27001/SOC 2 from public certificate registries before RFP (provider-level claims need clarification)
- Use cases limited to pure product analytics without marketing destination/CAPI complexity
Consider instead when
When: You mainly need EU web analytics with lighter tag/consent tooling, not a full CDP + media stack
Consider: etracker
German analytics + tag/consent oriented stack; smaller surface than PlatformX
When: You want Swiss cookieless analytics plus server-side tagging/activation without a French enterprise CDP suite
Consider: fusedeck
Narrower product; different jurisdiction (CH)
When: You need free client-side tagging and Google-native defaults, and can accept US hyperscaler jurisdiction
Consider: Google Tag Manager (and Google marketing stack)
Often retained in hybrid with Commanders Act server-side
When: Self-host open analytics is a hard requirement
Consider: Matomo (self-host or EU Matomo hosting peers such as Friendly Analytics)
Not a CDP/CAPI replacement
Open questions for due diligence
Analyzati
No indicado
Commanders Act
- Will Fjord Technologies provide a current Art. 28 DPA, subprocessor list, and data-flow diagram for PlatformX customer event data?
- Which legal entity and cloud region process production customer data today, and are backups/DR in the same jurisdiction?
- Does Commanders Act hold its own ISO 27001 or SOC 2 (certificate number/date), or only rely on hosting-provider attestations?
- What is the minimum commercial package if the buyer only needs TMS + CMP versus full CDP + Adloop?
- How are US ad-platform CAPIs and optional Google/Meta connections handled for transfer impact assessments?