Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small value a website asks your browser to store and send back on later requests. Local storage keeps values in the browser without automatically sending them on every request. Both can help a service recognise a browser, maintain access, or measure usage.

Some values expire after a set time; others remain until removed. This policy covers Veriad’s website and related browser experiences. Our Privacy Policy explains the wider handling of personal information.

Password-protected Veriad demonstrations use a cookie named session to establish authenticated access. It contains a signed session token, is inaccessible to page JavaScript, and is issued with a one-hour expiry. Where the session is refreshed, its expiry can be extended.

This cookie is set when you log in to a protected demonstration. Blocking or deleting it can prevent access or require you to sign in again. Other authenticated Veriad products may use their own access cookies as part of the sign-in service you choose.

PostHog. The website includes PostHog to understand page visits, interactions, and technical behaviour. Its browser SDK can keep identifiers and analytics state in cookies and local storage. Names and lifetimes depend on the project and SDK configuration; local storage may persist until removed. Analytics is separate from the cookie needed to access a protected demo.

Vercel Web Analytics. The website also includes Vercel’s measurement service. It does not use analytics cookies. It processes page-view and request information to produce website statistics; see Vercel’s analytics privacy documentation.

Opening a demo booking flow loads Cal.com, which receives the information required to show availability and arrange your meeting. Embedded and linked providers may use their own cookies or storage according to their configuration and policies. Review Cal.com’s privacy notice when booking.

Connecting or visiting an advertising or other third-party platform can involve cookies on that provider’s domain. Veriad’s browser controls do not manage storage on an unrelated domain.

Your browser’s privacy or site settings let you inspect, block, and remove cookies and clear site data, including local storage. To remove stored analytics identifiers, clear both cookies and local storage for the Veriad site you visited. Deleting storage is not a lasting opt-out: it can be created again on a later visit unless your settings block it.

Browser controls apply to that browser and device. Blocking third-party cookies alone may not block first-party analytics storage. Blocking essential cookies may sign you out or prevent protected features from working. This page does not itself change your browser settings or disable analytics.

For help with an analytics or privacy request, contact rohan@veriad.com. Where applicable law requires consent for storage or access, publication of this policy and continued browsing do not substitute for that consent.

We revise this policy when the technologies or purposes change and update the date above. Questions about cookies and device storage can be sent to Veriad, Inc. at rohan@veriad.com.