What does your site tell other companies?
Enter your practice's website. We read your homepage and up to three of your booking, portal or patient pages, and list the third-party trackers they load.
Free, no sign-up. We read public pages only, like any visitor, and don't store results beyond a 10-minute cache.
- Scripts a tag manager adds after the page loads.
- Trackers inside a portal behind a login.
- Whether a vendor has signed a business associate agreement, or how it's configured.
A tracker on a page doesn't mean a violation. It means it's worth checking what that vendor receives and whether you have an agreement with it. See the tracking guide.
Reading the results
What the colors mean.
Meta, TikTok, Google Ads and similar. They report visits back to ad platforms. Advertising vendors rarely sign business associate agreements.
Records clicks, scrolling and sometimes typing. HHS names session replay scripts among the tracking technologies its bulletin covers.
Measure traffic. A tag manager can load other trackers later, so look at what it contains.