Privacy and terms.

Privacy

What this site measures

This site stores a random identifier in your browser and uses it to measure how the site is used — which pages are read, how far down, and for how long. It is first-party: the identifier is generated here, sent only to REOS, and shared with no one. There are no cookies and no third-party analytics on this site.

What is stored	What it is
visitor id	A random number identifying your browser across visits. Not your name, and not derived from anything about you.
session id	A random number identifying one browser tab. A new one each time you open the site.
page and section	Which page you are on and the furthest named section you scrolled to.
scroll depth	How far down the page you reached, as a percentage.
time on page	How long the page was open, recorded when you leave it.
buttons clicked	Which call-to-action you clicked, by its position on the page.
referrer	The site you arrived from, as a domain only — never the full address.
campaign tags	The utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign values in the link you followed, if any.
approximate location	A city, state and country, worked out from your network address by the service that delivers this page. It tells us which places to expand to. It is an estimate and is often wrong at city level — a VPN or a mobile network can place you in another state entirely.

What is not stored

• Your name, email address, phone number or postal address. This site has no form that asks for them.
• Anything you type. There is no field on this site whose contents are recorded.
• Cookies of any kind, and no third-party tracking, advertising or session-replay tool.
• Your activity on any other website. The identifier works only on this domain and cannot follow you off it.
• Your IP address. The city above is worked out at the edge of the network that serves this page, and only the city, state and country reach us — the address itself is never sent to REOS, written down or kept.
• Your precise location. No GPS, and no latitude or longitude. Nothing here can place you more finely than a city, and it is an estimate even then.

If you create an account

If you follow a link from this site to sign up, the identifier is passed along so that we can tell which pages a new account read before signing up. From that point the records are associated with your account. If you arrive at signup another way — typing the address, or a different device — no association is made, and the earlier reading is never linked to you.

How long it is kept

One year, matching the retention on REOS's in-product usage records. Records older than that are deleted.

How to have it deleted

Email privacy@reossoftware.com.

• If you have a REOS account, ask from the address on the account and we will remove the records associated with it, including any reading recorded before you signed up.
• If you do not have an account, there is nothing connecting the identifier to you, so we cannot find your records from your name or email. Clearing your browser's site data for reossoftware.com removes the identifier from your device; the previously collected records remain but are no longer connected to anything, and age out within a year.

Georgia residents have rights of access and deletion over personal data under SB 111. The same route applies.

The full policy

REOS Privacy Policy (PDF) — the authoritative document. Where it and this summary differ, it governs.

Terms of Service

REOS is software for analysing publicly available property data. REOS is not a real estate broker, appraiser, or engineering firm, does not represent buyers or sellers, does not negotiate transactions, and does not provide opinions of value. Outputs are estimates generated from public record and must be independently verified before any transaction decision.

REOS Terms of Service (PDF) — the authoritative document, and the one referred to by the agreement checkbox at signup.