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# Frequently Asked Questions

## Unique Visitor Tracking

### Is UXWizz cookie-less?

The visitor tracker uses browser storage rather than tracking cookies. Dashboard sign-in does use authentication cookies. See [Personal Data Information](/about/personal-data-information.md#cookies-data-stored-on-users-computer) for the distinction and stored data.

### Is a visitor uniquely tracked across sessions?

Not reliably by default. An IP-derived identifier can group sessions, but shared or changing addresses and browser changes affect that grouping. Do not treat it as a unique-person count.

### How can I track more accurately a visitor across sessions?

If your site's consent and data-handling rules permit it, attach an appropriate identifier through [Tags](/api/tags.md). An identifier from your own signed-in account system can relate sessions to that account; it does not prove which person used it.

Avoid storing names, email addresses, or other sensitive details just to build a segment. A browser-local identifier remains specific to that browser's storage and disappears when it is cleared. Test the opt-out and deletion behavior of any custom identification you add.

For a browser-local identifier, the original tag example is still available. Run it **after the UXWizz tracker has loaded**, and only after any consent required by your site:

```javascript
UST.addTag('token_' + (localStorage['ust_token'] ||= UST.randomToken()));
```

This creates one random token in that site's local storage and reuses it to tag later sessions in the same browser. It does not identify a person across browsers or devices. If you provide a reset/delete control, remove `ust_token` there as well; the standard tracking opt-out does not by itself erase a custom identifier.

## Generate custom dashboards

### Can I generate custom graphs/charts using UXWizz?

Yes. [Ask AI](/guides/ask-ai.md) can generate queries and charts. Agency licenses also support [custom dashboards and reusable widgets](/guides/extending-the-dashboard.md). Review queries and access before sharing a result.

You can also use an external reporting tool with a read-only database account. Limit its database and domain access and review what data the tool sends to external services.