Cevor Business · Analytics

Business analytics

Aggregate signals about how your restaurant is discovered, without exposing individual visitors.

Last updated · 12 September 2026 · Version 1.0

Cevor Business may give an authorized restaurant access to aggregate analytics about its presence on Cevor. This page describes what those figures cover, how they should be understood, and how to ask questions about them.

1. What analytics may show

Profile views for the restaurant's page on Cevor.
Discovery impressions, meaning how often the restaurant appeared in browsing, search or curated results.
Profile opens, meaning how often people opened the full restaurant profile.
Clicks toward external actions, such as a reservation link, the restaurant's website or a linked social profile.
Aggregated interest and engagement signals generated across visitors to the profile.
Aggregate trends over time, such as broad changes across weeks or months.

2. What analytics do not show

The identity of any individual consumer, including name, account or contact details.
An individual person's browsing history, favorites or visit pattern.
Any information about menus, dishes or menu-related activity, since Cevor does not offer menu or dish features.
A guarantee that a view, impression or click results in a visit, reservation or purchase.

3. Indicative, estimated and delayed figures

Analytics figures are indicative product signals, not audited advertising or financial metrics. Numbers may be estimated, rounded, delayed, or affected by technical factors such as blocked requests, repeated visits, filtering of suspected automated traffic, or product changes. Cevor does not represent these figures as certified counts.

4. How the data is used

Aggregate analytics are intended to help a restaurant understand how its Cevor presence performs and to support its own decisions about that presence. Cevor may also use aggregate, non-identifying data internally to operate, maintain and improve the discovery product.

Restaurants must not attempt to use analytics to identify an individual consumer or to reconstruct an individual's activity.

5. Availability and access

The depth of analytics made available may depend on the restaurant's active plan, as described in the Business Plans document. Access to a restaurant's analytics is limited to individuals authorized to represent that restaurant.

6. Questions about this data

If a figure looks incorrect, unclear, or you have a question about how analytics are calculated or used, contact Cevor using the details below.

Contact

For questions about this document, write to hello@cevor.app