How we measure
website use.
We use visit measurement to understand which training pages people view and how they reach the Applied ACT learning school.
What a visit record contains
- Catalogue and course-page views, course-link clicks, checkout visits and interest-link clicks.
- A random visit identifier, the relevant course, the price or delivery region you select, and recognised campaign-source information.
Browsing event records do not contain your name, email, card details, clinical information or arbitrary text from a page or URL. A checkout visit does not establish that a purchase occurred, and an interest-link click does not establish that a form was submitted.
Connecting your journey
Your browser keeps the visit identifier in session storage, with a 30-minute activity window. Links between appliedact.com and learn.appliedact.com may carry that identifier and recognised campaign information so we can connect the course journey. This browsing measurement uses no cookies.
We respect Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals. When either is enabled in your browser, this measurement script does not collect events.
How the information is used
Authorised Applied ACT staff use aggregate reports to understand course interest and improve the learning journey. Session counts are not unique-person counts, and a selected region is not proof of where someone lives.
Course enrolment and payment records are handled separately. This page describes website visit measurement.
Questions
Contact Applied ACT if you have a question about this measurement.