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Cookie Policy

Effective date: 28 April 2026

1. What are “cookies”?

When you visit one of Azta Kft.’s websites, a small file — a so-called cookie — may be placed on the visitor’s computer. Some of the cookies we use are essential to the proper functioning of our pages, while others collect information about how they are used so that we can make our pages even more convenient and useful. Some cookies are only temporary, meaning they disappear when you close your browser, but there are also persistent versions that remain on computers for a longer period.

2. Why do we use cookies?

Azta Kft. uses cookies on its websites for the following purposes:

  • To help our visitors navigate our websites more easily, while those pages load faster for them.
  • To continuously improve the user experience.
  • To fill our websites with the content that best matches our visitors’ needs.
  • To understand how visitors to our websites use our online services, and to further develop them based on the insights gained.
  • To display the most relevant offers to our visitors.

3. Which cookies do we use?

3.1. Cookies that do not require consent or acceptance

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
sb-*-auth-tokenSupabaseStores the authenticated user’s JWT access and refresh tokens. Required for sign-in, session management and API authorisation.Session (refreshed automatically)
sb-*-auth-token-code-verifierSupabaseTemporary PKCE code verifier used during OAuth sign-in flows (e.g. Google sign-in).Short-lived (deleted after the OAuth callback)
themeaztaSaves the user’s selected theme preference (dark, light or system). Prevents visual flicker on page load.1 year
aiq_localeaztaSaves the user’s selected language/locale preference for international use.1 year
cookie_consent (localStorage)aztaRecords whether the user has accepted or declined analytics cookies. Used to preserve the consent decision across sessions.Indefinite (until the browser data is cleared)

3.2. Cookies that require consent or acceptance

Google Analytics 4 (GA4)

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
_gaGoogleUnique identifier used to distinguish users across sessions.2 years
_ga_*GoogleSite-specific identifier for Google Analytics 4 data collection.2 years
_gidGoogleIdentifies the user’s session and tracks their activity within a given 24-hour period.24 hours
ga_client_id (localStorage)Google / aztaA client-generated UUID used to identify the client for server-side GA4 Measurement Protocol events.Indefinite (until the browser data is cleared)

Google Tag Manager (GTM)

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
_gat_*GoogleLimits the rate of requests to Google Analytics to prevent excessive data collection.1 minute

GTM also manages consent mode, whose default states are as follows:

Consent signalDefault stateDescription
analytics_storagedeniedManages Google Analytics cookies
ad_storagedeniedManages advertising cookies
ad_user_datadeniedSettings for sending user data to Google for advertising purposes
ad_personalizationdeniedControls advertising and personalisation features
functionality_storagegrantedStorage of essential functionality (always active)
security_storagegrantedStorage for security purposes (always active)

Meta Pixel (Facebook)

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
_fbpMetaUnique browser identifier used to match website visitors to Facebook user profiles for advertising retargeting and conversion tracking.90 days
_fbcMetaStores the Facebook click identifier (fbclid) to attribute conversions on the website to specific Facebook ad clicks.Session (until the browser is closed)

OpenAI Ads Pixel (ChatGPT ads)

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
__opprefOpenAIStores the pseudonymous click identifier (oppref) of a ChatGPT ad click, so that conversions on the website can be attributed to that ad click.Set and controlled by OpenAI
__obrefOpenAIA pseudonymous browser reference used to match and deduplicate events. azta forwards the click and browser references when you move from azta.ai to platform.azta.ai, so that conversions which happen later can still be attributed.Set and controlled by OpenAI

PostHog

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
ph_phc_*PostHogSession and user identifier used for product analytics, session replay and A/B testing. PostHog is configured to respect the browser’s “Do Not Track” (DNT) setting.1 year

Calendly

Cookie nameSet byPurposeLifetime
Calendly’s own cookiesCalendlyCalendly is the third party that runs our demo scheduler. The scheduler is embedded only after cookies are accepted; once loaded, Calendly sets its own cookies to operate the booking interface and to protect it against abuse. If you decline cookies, Calendly is not loaded unless you explicitly ask us to load it for that visit.Set and controlled by Calendly — see Calendly’s own cookie notice for the current list

3.3. Additional services — these services collect performance data but do not place cookies on the user’s device.

ServiceSet byPurpose
Vercel AnalyticsVercelCollects anonymous page-view and traffic data. Does not use cookies.
Vercel Speed InsightsVercelMonitors Core Web Vitals metrics (LCP, FID, CLS) to optimise performance. Does not use cookies.

5. Other information

It is important to emphasise that the cookies we use record no passwords, and no name or e-mail address. The consent-gated analytics and advertising cookies listed in section 3.2 — among them the OpenAI Ads Pixel’s __oppref and __obref — do store a pseudonymous click or browser reference, which exists solely to measure advertising and cannot be read as an identity on its own.

Please note that, since the purpose of cookies is to support and facilitate the usability and processes of the website, if cookies are disabled we cannot guarantee that the visitor will be able to make full use of all of the website’s functions. In this case, the website may behave differently than intended in the browser.

You may also delete cookies at any time, which can be done when clearing your browsing history.

Further detailed information about the cookie settings of individual browsers is available on the help pages of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox and Safari.