Discovery contract is a license which enables the user to use the discovery feature on any application using the avatar light. Users can use the discovery features once the discovery contract is assigned on the tenant level. All custom code API's related to discovery will be usable.

Users can use a discovery contract using the same method as creating insights and guidance contracts and will have to assign the applications to this contract for using its features Upon assigning the contract, discovery will then be available on the assigned tenant and user will then be able to use all related features.

The contract modules will be visible in the contracts tab along with the title and id of the contract and its lifespan.

The contract modules will be visible in the applications tab along with the title of the contract. User will also be able to add multiple contracts in combination like guidance + insights + discovery or insights + discovery and guidance + discovery. The avatar will work normally with combination of contracts according to the features available on those contracts.

What data is collected?

AppNavi Discovery helps organizations gain an overview of the web applications being used. To provide this overview, the extension collects information such as the web applications accessed, the duration users spent on these applications, and optionally, the number of copy/paste activities performed on each page. This information is stored securely in the AWS Europe Datacenter.

Does AppNavi collect confidential information?

AppNavi does not collect personally identifiable information (PII) by default except for IP addresses in logs for security purposes, the approximate geographic location of the end user (country and city in which they are located), and masked IP addresses for the ongoing operation of the AppNavi system.

To uniquely identify a user, AppNavi generates a user ID, which is then transmitted for each analytics operation. In addition, AppNavi collects and transmits environmental characteristics such as browser, operating system and page URL . We never record the query string of a url, as this could contain sensitive information.

Example of recorded discovery data

The following example shows an excerpt of the data that is transmitted to the AppNavi Analytics API.

{
  "activityTime": 24,
  "appUrl": "https://react.dev",
  "copyCount": 0,
  "pasteCount": 0,
  "countryCode": "DE",
  "eventSentAt": 1742389009452,
  "resolution": "1536x864",
  "userId": "8ddf850205c949b0ad8d700af13a7e6c"
}