Cookies

This page explains what cookies are, which ones we use, and how you can manage them.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site remember preferences, keep basic functions working, and — if you allow — understand how pages are used.

How we use cookies

CloudAppIQ Digital uses essential cookies required for core site behaviour (for example remembering your cookie choice) and, only if you accept, analytics cookies that help us see which lesson and field-note pages are visited. Rejecting analytics does not block browsing, forms, or enrolment enquiries.

Cookies table

NamePurposeDurationProvider
cloudappiq_cookie_consentStores your Accept or Reject choice for the cookie banner1 year (localStorage)CloudAppIQ Digital
caiq_sessionMaintains basic first-party session continuity for form securitySessionCloudAppIQ Digital
_caiq_analyticsCounts page views and referrers in aggregate when accepted6 monthsCloudAppIQ Digital (first-party analytics)

Essential items listed above are needed for the banner and form experience. Analytics items are set only after Accept.

Managing or disabling cookies

Use the banner’s Accept or Reject buttons on your first visit. Your choice is stored under the brand-prefixed key cloudappiq_cookie_consent. You can clear site data in your browser to see the banner again and choose differently. You may also block cookies entirely in browser settings; essential site features may still work, but preference memory will not.

Third-party cookies

We do not load third-party advertising cookies. Embedded fonts may be requested from Google Fonts; that request may involve standard network logs at the font provider. We do not use social media tracking pixels on this site.

Impact of disabling

Rejecting or blocking analytics cookies means we will not measure aggregate page usage. Lesson pages, contact forms, and content remain available. Clearing all storage removes your stored consent until you choose again.

More on privacy

For broader data practices, read our Privacy Policy.