Cookies

This page explains which cookies Inwista sets, what they do, and how you control them. Analytics and marketing cookies are only set if you accept them in the cookie banner — and you can change or withdraw your choice at any time using the cookie settings button at the bottom of this page.

What are cookies?

Cookies are simply small pieces of text that are stored on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet by each website you visit. Every cookie is completely unique and contains anonymous information such as a variable, different numbers, or whatever the website chooses to store.

Almost every website uses cookies to improve the user experience and deliver more specific and relevant content. Cookies can be either “persistent” — meaning they are stored until you manually delete your browser history — or “session-based”, which are deleted when you close the tab or perform an action such as logging out of the website.

Inwista sets and controls cookies stored under the inwista.ai domain, except for cookies belonging to third-party services such as the analytics tools we use.

1. Necessary: Required for the site to work: signing in and staying signed in (authentication), security, and remembering your cookie choice itself. Always active and never used for tracking.
2. Analytics (Google Analytics): Set only after you accept. Google Analytics (cookies beginning with _ga) shows us how the site is used — which pages are visited and how visitors move around — so we can improve it.
3. Marketing (Meta and Google): Set only after you accept. The Meta pixel (the _fbp cookie) and Google's consent signals measure whether our advertising on Facebook, Instagram and Google works. They are used to measure our own advertising only — we never sell or share your data for anyone else's advertising.
4. Support (Gleap): Our support and feedback widget stores a small identifier in your browser so a conversation can continue where you left off. It is used for support only, not for advertising.

Can you delete cookies?

Yes, it’s very simple. You can prevent your browser from storing cookies and/or delete them in your browser settings. Visit www.internetcookies.com for more information about cookies and how to delete them in different browsers. If you have any questions about our use of cookies, you can send us an email.