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Cookie Policy

Last updated: October 14, 2026

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1. Cookies and Browser Storage

Cookies are small files kept by your browser. SageWiz also uses local storage and session storage to remember choices and support features such as drafts and screen settings. This policy explains those uses alongside our Privacy Policy.

2. Essential Storage

Essential storage supports sign-in, guest chat sessions, security checks, and your privacy choices. Supabase sign-in cookies use names beginning with sb-. Guest chat uses sw_guest and sw_elig. These functions are not turned off by the optional-cookie controls. You can block or remove storage in your browser, but sign-in and other features may stop working.

3. Optional Preferences

Functional preferences remember how you like to view SageWiz, such as screen settings. In the United States they are on by default, and you can turn them off. Storage needed to complete a feature you request, keep it secure, or remember your privacy choice remains necessary. Your saved account information and files are separate from browser cookies. If you choose a language for SageWiz on this device, in Settings or by asking in chat, a functional cookie named sagewiz-language records your choice (es or en) for one year, so the first screen loads in your language. SageWiz does not set it unless you choose a language. It is set only while Functional preferences are on, and choosing Auto removes it.

4. Optional Analytics

The Analytics choice controls optional usage analytics: Vercel Web Analytics, Vercel Speed Insights, and our own page and web-vitals analytics. In the United States they are on by default, and you can turn them off. Vercel Web Analytics does not use cookies. Our Vercel integration removes URL query strings and fragments and does not send page events from account, chat, sign-in, results, or shared-report routes. Necessary server security and operational logs are separate from optional analytics.

5. Payments and Other Providers

Stripe may use its own cookies and similar technology for payments, sign-in to its services, and fraud prevention when you use checkout or its billing portal. Stripe controls those technologies under its own privacy and cookie policies. Upstash is used for server-side rate limiting; it is not a browser analytics cookie provider. SageWiz does not use advertising or marketing cookies. We do not use ad tracking, and we do not sell or share your information for advertising.

6. Managing Your Choices

In the United States, the optional Functional and Analytics categories are on by default. Use Cookie settings, in the menu and the site footer, to turn either one off or back on, then choose Save. You can change this choice at any time. Your browser also lets you inspect, block, or delete cookies and site storage. Removing storage can sign you out and clear unsaved drafts or settings on that device. It does not by itself delete your SageWiz account or saved server data.

7. How Long Storage Lasts

Some storage lasts for a browser session; other storage stays until it expires or you remove it. Browser restore features may keep sessions across restarts. Our consent helper treats dated preferences older than one year as expired. The sagewiz-language cookie lasts one year. Cookie lifetimes otherwise depend on the feature and provider. Inspect your browser’s site-storage controls for the current expiry values.

8. Privacy Signals and Changes

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, we treat it as a request to opt out and turn off all optional cookies, both Analytics and Functional preferences. Our analytics endpoints also drop any request that carries the GPC signal (the Sec-GPC header). You can also use SageWiz Cookie settings to make your optional-storage choice. Browser-level settings can also restrict storage. We update this notice when the setup or explanation changes and show the current date below. For questions or privacy requests, email privacy@sagewiz.org.

Read our Privacy Policy, Vercel analytics privacy information, and Stripe’s Cookie Policy.