Every part of it, one scene at a time
Nine parts of the product. It advances on its own until you take over — then it stays where you left it.
Open the app to a queue, not a dashboard
Approvals, meetings, next actions, recommendations and workflow runs, in one ordered list built for whoever is looking at it. Runner keeps the order it showed and what you did with it, so you can check later whether it led with the right thing.
The order comes from rules a person wrote rather than a model, so you can always read why something is at the top — and a place at the top is a place in a list, never a permission, because every guardrail still applies.
Three things worth the whole page
Arrived in the last 15 minutes
- A logistics company, Illinois2 min ago
Third visit this week — plans, then integrations
Person named - A 200-person software firm, Dublin9 min ago
First visit — the security page
Company named - Somebody in Seoul14 min ago
Return visit — documentation
Counted only
The Seoul visitor is counted and never named — South Korea permits neither tier. A browser sending Global Privacy Control is never named either, anywhere, and that is checked before the jurisdiction rule. Every refusal is stored with its reason.
See who is actually there
A session count and a bounce rate say nothing about who to call. One line of script turns arrivals into companies you can act on, and where the visitor is decides how far that goes.
- Arrivals, not analytics
- Who came back, which pages, how often — from your own events, not a sampled estimate.
- Runner already knows how far it may look
- Where a visitor is decides how far identification may go, worked out for you on every visit. An admin can set a stricter limit; nothing in the product can raise one.
- In the US, the person — elsewhere, only when they switch it on
- In the US a visitor can be claimed as a person, on evidence they volunteered or through an identity provider you connect yourself, on your own key. In Australia, Canada, the EU, Japan, Korea and the UK, only a visitor who turned Recognition on in the site's notice can be — a switch that Accept never flips. Everywhere else you get the company, or just the count. Either way what comes back is an observation, and it never becomes a contact on its own — a person reviews it first, with a reason.
- Every decision lands on the record
- When the rules turn an identification down, what was attempted and why are both stored. You get a record, not a gap.
Every part of it, on one record
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