Cookie policy

1. What cookies are

[Replace with attorney-reviewed text.] Cookies are small text files a website stores on the visitor's device. Similar technologies — local storage, session storage, pixels — perform comparable functions and are governed by this policy.

2. Strictly necessary cookies

[Replace with attorney-reviewed text.] These cookies are required for the service to function. Without them, basic features like authentication, language preference, and consent state cannot work. They never require consent because they're essential.

• NEXT_LOCALE — remembers the language you picked in the locale switcher. Expiry: 1 year.
• vendor-consent — records your cookie-consent choice so the banner doesn't reappear. Expiry: 1 year.
• Session and auth cookies issued by the platform during sign-in (descriptions below).

3. Analytics cookies

[Replace with attorney-reviewed text.] These cookies help us understand how visitors use the site so we can improve it. They run only after you grant consent via the banner. Examples include first-party analytics for funnel measurement and aggregated session diagnostics.

4. Marketing cookies

[Replace with attorney-reviewed text.] If we run advertising campaigns, marketing pixels (Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn) may be set to measure conversions. These also run only after you grant consent.

5. How to control cookies

[Replace with attorney-reviewed text.] You can change your consent at any time via the cookie banner (which reappears if you reset your choice) or via your browser's cookie settings. Note: refusing strictly necessary cookies may break parts of the service.

6. Changes to this policy

[Replace with attorney-reviewed text.] We update this policy when our cookie usage changes. The 'Last updated' date above always reflects the current version.