Where your data lives, and who can see it

What Epoyo reads from a connected account, where those figures are stored, and who can see them. Nobody you have not invited.

Your statistics belong to your account. They are not pooled into public benchmarks, not sold, and not used to describe you to anyone else. Nobody outside your account sees them unless you invite them.

What Epoyo actually reads

  • From content sources: the account-level figures the platform exposes, such as followers and interactions, and per-post statistics on the posts it reads: views, likes, comments, shares and saves.
  • From conversion sources: the conversion and payment records needed to credit a post, such as a charge, an order or a key event.
  • Never: your followers' personal details, your direct messages, or card numbers. Payment card data stays with your processor and is not part of what Epoyo requests.

How connection credentials are stored

The tokens that let Epoyo read a connected platform are stored encrypted rather than in plain text, and each one is scoped to a single platform. Disconnecting revokes the token at the platform rather than only deleting Epoyo's copy, which is the difference between access ending and access merely being forgotten.

What survives losing a device

Everything. Unlike the free analysis, which is computed on demand, connected figures live with your account rather than in a browser. Signing in from another device shows the same numbers.

Never send passwords, recovery codes, session tokens or API keys to support. Support will never ask for them, and no genuine problem requires one.

Common questions

Are my numbers used in benchmarks or sold?
No. Your statistics belong to your account. They are not pooled into benchmarks, not sold, and not shared with anyone you have not invited.
Does Epoyo see my customers' card details?
No. Payment connections are read-only and return charge, order and subscription records. Card numbers never leave your payment processor and are not part of what Epoyo requests.
What happens to the data when I disconnect a platform?
Disconnecting revokes the access token at the platform itself, so the connection genuinely ends rather than merely being forgotten. The history already read stays in your account until you delete it.