Cookie policy
A short and honest account of what this site stores on your device. Nothing non essential loads unless you accept, and we never sell or share your data with a broker.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. Local storage does a similar job and stays on your device until it is cleared. This site uses both, sparingly.
What we actually use
Strictly necessary items, plus analytics and one advertising measurement pixel that only run if you accept.
| Name | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
| cp-cookie-consent | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected non essential cookies so the notice does not reappear | Local storage, until you clear it |
| Session and security | Set by our hosting provider to deliver pages, balance traffic and protect the site from abuse | Session, or a short rolling window |
| sidebar_state | Remembers the open or closed state of an interface panel where one is used | 7 days |
| _ga, _ga_* | Google Analytics 4. Aggregate statistics only: which pages are read, how visitors arrive and which country they are in. Loaded only after you accept, never for advertising | Up to 2 years |
| _fbp, _fbc | Meta (Facebook) pixel. Measures how our Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn style campaigns perform and lets us show relevant ads to people who visited the site. Loaded only after you accept | Up to 3 months |
What we do not use
- No third party cookies at all unless you accept, and none from data brokers.
- No selling of behavioural data.
- No tracking of the content you type into our forms.
Embedded content, such as a video hosted elsewhere, may set its own cookies when you play it. Any such provider is listed here if and when we add one.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics 4 to understand which research and case studies are read. It loads only after you accept in the cookie notice. If you reject, or ignore the notice, no analytics script is loaded at all and no analytics cookies are set. Google acts as our processor for this data.
Advertising measurement
If you accept, we load the Meta pixel. It tells us, in aggregate, whether people who saw one of our campaigns went on to read a case study or contact us, and it allows Meta to show our ads to a comparable audience. It loads only after you accept, and rejecting means no pixel script and no Meta cookies are set. You can also manage this from your Meta account settings.
Changing your choice
You can change your decision at any time. Rejecting keeps only the strictly necessary items above.
You can also clear or block cookies in your browser settings. In Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox this sits under Settings, then Privacy. Blocking strictly necessary items may stop parts of the site working.
Questions
Write to hi@capacitorpartners.com. How we handle personal data more broadly is set out in our privacy policy.
