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Cookies policy
Last updated: 1 August 2026. This page explains what cookies are, which ones Collabapiconnect uses, and how you can control them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies such as localStorage may be used for the same purposes. They help sites remember preferences and understand usage patterns.
How we use cookies
We use essential cookies and storage keys to remember your cookie consent choice and keep basic site functions working. Optional analytics cookies help us understand aggregate traffic so we can improve content about equal pay assessment learning. Analytics run only if you accept non-essential cookies.
Types of cookies
Essential: required for consent storage and core navigation. These do not require consent under applicable ePrivacy rules when strictly necessary.
Analytics: optional measurement of page views and referrers. Disabled by default until you accept.
Cookies table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| collabapiconnect_cookie_consent | Stores Accept or Reject choice for non-essential cookies | Up to 12 months (localStorage) | Collabapiconnect |
| cac_session | Maintains basic session integrity for form anti-abuse tokens when enabled | Session | Collabapiconnect |
| _cac_analytics | Aggregate page-view measurement (only if accepted) | 6 months | Collabapiconnect (first-party) |
Managing or disabling cookies
On first visit you can Accept or Reject non-essential cookies via the banner. Rejecting does not block browsing, courses pages, or the contact form. You can clear localStorage and cookies in your browser settings at any time. After clearing, the banner will appear again.
Third-party cookies
Embedded fonts or images loaded from third-party CDNs may set their own technical cookies according to those providers’ policies. We select providers carefully and prefer privacy-respecting configurations where available. Content hosted on this domain does not require third-party advertising cookies.
Impact of disabling
Disabling essential storage may cause the consent banner to reappear frequently. Disabling analytics only reduces our ability to see which articles are useful; site functionality remains available.
More privacy information
For data subject rights and controller details, read our Privacy Policy.