YOTIN An Indigenous Energy Services Company

PRIVACY

What this site collects.

Yotin Energy runs this site. It is a marketing page with two interactive parts: a candidate-well qualifier and an AI assistant called ChatFi. This page explains, in plain terms, what leaves your browser and why.

Last updated 27 August 2026

The short version

Optional analytics are off until you choose to allow them. If you do, we measure how the site is used so we can improve it. You do not need an account, and you never have to give us your contact details to use the qualifier or to see its answer — including when the answer is no. You are asked for a name and email only if you choose to send the result to us. We do not sell anything about you to anyone.

What we collect

Site analytics

If you choose Allow analytics, we load Google Analytics 4. It sets cookies in your browser and records which pages you view, your approximate region, and what kind of device and browser you use. Google receives the request's IP address to provide the service and derive that approximate location; we do not send your name or email to Analytics. Google Analytics keeps event-level data according to the live property setting. We have not yet independently verified that setting, so this notice does not promise a fixed analytics-retention period.

Allowing analytics also loads Microsoft Clarity, which records how far down the page people scroll, where they click, and session replays. The readable text and typed field values inside the candidate-well qualifier are masked in those replays. Clarity can still collect interaction details such as clicks, input events, selectors and positions, so a fixed-choice answer may sometimes be inferred from where it was selected. Clarity sets its own cookies; the same browser controls below apply.

For reporting, a visit also carries one of four traffic labels: external, internal, quality assurance, or evaluation. A Yotin-issued link can set that label, and the browser may remember it in local or session storage. It is not derived from your name or email. The label is shared with Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity only if you allow optional analytics. It is also included with ChatFi requests and a qualifier form if you submit one, whether or not analytics are allowed.

Preferences stored on your device

If you pause the site's motion, the page remembers that choice in your browser's local storage so it stays paused next time. The site also stores whether you allowed or declined optional analytics so it can honour that choice on your next visit. You can reopen the choice at any time with Analytics choices in the footer. These preference values are not used as identifiers.

Candidate-well qualifier

If you allowed optional analytics, using the qualifier records which answers you chose from the fixed lists of options and what verdict came back. One question asks for an approximate intermediate casing length; analytics record that as a range — for example "1,500–1,999 m" — never the figure you typed. We do this because a specific length combined with a temperature and a lift type starts to describe an identifiable well, and that is your information, not ours.

At the end you can choose to send the result to us. That form asks for your name and email address, and submitting it sends them to our server along with the answers you chose, the verdict and its fixed reason flags, and the session reference described below. It also includes whether ChatFi was opened, how many messages were sent there (not their text), the traffic label described above, the referring-page address if your browser provides one, and a hidden anti-spam field that normally stays blank. Because that submission is you asking us to look at a specific well, it includes the casing length rounded to the nearest whole metre rather than as a range — we cannot scope a well from a bracket. That rounded figure is not sent as an analytics parameter. Its readable text is masked from Microsoft Clarity, although the interaction details described above may remain. Nothing is sent to the lead service unless you fill the form in and press send — reaching the verdict does not send your contact details.

What you type into that form is masked from session replays, so your name and email are not recorded there as readable text. Clarity can still record interactions around those fields. The form sends your name and email through our Google Cloud-hosted lead service so we can reply to you, and we use them to answer your enquiry. We do not sell them, and we do not add you to a mailing list.

If you would rather not use the form, the same page offers a link that opens your own email program with the summary filled in, and a button that copies it to your clipboard. Both leave you in control of what is sent and to whom.

Session reference

When you arrive we generate a short random code for your visit — something like 1h2l3a4x1g1c3u122h. It is not derived from your name, email, device or IP address, and a new tab gets a new one. If you allow optional analytics, we share it with Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity. We also share it with our lead service if you submit the qualifier form, whether or not analytics are allowed. The browser copy is kept in that tab's session storage and is discarded when you close the tab; records already sent to those services do not disappear at that point.

If analytics are allowed, the code is attached to the analytics and session-replay records for your visit. It is also included if you submit the qualifier form. That lets us look at how a particular enquiry found its way through the site — which pages were read, and whether ChatFi was used — so we can answer with some context and understand which parts of the site actually help. If you submit the form, this means your name and email can be connected to the session replay for that visit. If you would prefer that not to happen, use the email or clipboard option instead of the form.

ChatFi

Messages you type into ChatFi are sent to our server to generate a reply. Conversations may be reviewed to improve the service. Please do not paste confidential well data or personal information into it — for anything sensitive, email us directly instead.

If you allow optional analytics, we mark the entire ChatFi panel for masking in Microsoft Clarity so readable messages and replies are replaced in session replay. Clarity may still record interaction metadata such as clicks, input events, element selectors and positions.

Who else receives data

Using this website can make requests to a few other companies, which means they can see your IP address and browser:

We do not sell or rent personal information, and we do not use this data for advertising.

How to opt out

Choose Decline on the first prompt to keep Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity from loading. To change a saved choice, open Analytics choices in the footer. Declining after previously allowing analytics saves that choice, removes the optional analytics cookies, and reloads this page without either analytics tag; it does not recall records already sent. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Google publishes a browser add-on that turns off Analytics everywhere: tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout. The site works normally either way — nothing here depends on analytics.

Your rights

Under Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) you can ask what personal information we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. You can email us and we will respond. If you are not satisfied with our answer you can contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.

Contact

Yotin Energy
Pierceland, Saskatchewan, Canada
Email: sales@yotinenergy.com
Phone: +1 403-679-5330

Changes

If we change what we collect we will update this page and the date at the top of it.

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