Sign-up happens in the application.
This website introduces Optracs and its price. It does not create an account, take a payment or start a subscription. The Sign up button opens the Optracs application, where you create an account, set up your company and pay.
Contact us by email.
The email links open your own email app with a draft addressed to info@optracs.com. You choose what to include and whether to send it. A short description of your business, your team and how you work today is enough. Please leave customer records, passwords, payment details and other sensitive information out of your first message.
What this website does.
The site's own scripts, served from this site, open its navigation, play the animated walkthroughs of a sample job as you scroll (or show them still, if your device asks for reduced motion), switch between the role examples, and switch between monthly and annual pricing. A partner's page, optracs.com/p/ and a code, asks the Optracs application from your browser whether the code belongs to a partner. The site asks before it sets any optional cookie. If you accept analytics, the site keeps a cookie for up to a year, so a return visit counts as the same visitor, and PostHog records how its pages are used, with anything typed into a form hidden. If you reject, nothing optional is stored, and the site only counts that a page was opened, without an id or your address. It has no advertising pixel or application login. The partner application form uses Cloudflare's security check, and Cloudflare may set what it needs for security.
Those facts describe the website itself. The Privacy Policy covers personal data in the application and on this website. Email info@optracs.com with a privacy or data-handling question.
Terms and policies.
The documents that apply to Optracs are published on this site. Each one shows the date it took effect or was last updated.
- Privacy Policy: how Optracs handles personal data, in the application and on this website.
- Terms of Service: the agreement between Optracs, LLC and a business that subscribes.
- Acceptable Use Policy: what Optracs may not be used for, and how to report a security problem.
- Data Processing Addendum: how Optracs processes the personal data in a customer's workspace.
- Subprocessors: the companies Optracs uses that can reach customer data.
The Terms of Service, the Acceptable Use Policy and the Data Processing Addendum together are the agreement a business accepts when it creates a workspace.
Third-party notices.
The licenses of the typeface, the icons and the scripts this site serves itself are on the third-party notices page.