CookiesWhich cookies Verkio uses, and your choice.

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. We also count what is stored in the browser's local storage.

These are needed for Verkio to work and do not require your consent.

• sb-verkio-auth-token: keeps you signed in. Removed when you sign out.
• verkio-org: which organisation you are working in. One year.
• verkio-next: which page you land on after signing in with Microsoft. Ten minutes.
• verkio-support: that Verkio's support has opened your organisation, with the access you have given. For as long as the access lasts.
• sidebar_state: whether the sidebar in the app is expanded. One week.
• notice-closed: which notices in the app you have closed. 60 days.
• verkio-consent: your choice about analytics cookies. One year, then we ask again.
• verkio-lang: the language you have chosen, Swedish or English, so the website and the app show in it. One year.
• verkio-plan-box: whether the box about the trial and plan in the sidebar is collapsed. One year.
• theme, in local storage: whether you have chosen light or dark mode. Until you clear your browser.
• verkio:…-layout, in local storage: whether a list shows as a table or as cards. Until you clear your browser.
• verkio:question:…, in session storage: a question to the assistant while the new conversation opens. Removed when you close the tab.

Only if you accept them, and only on the website, never in the app. We use Google Analytics, through Google Tag Manager, to see which pages are visited and how visitors find us. Nothing is loaded from Google before you have accepted.

• _ga: distinguishes one visitor from another. Two years.
• _ga_ followed by a code: keeps a visit together. Two years.

Google Analytics does not store your IP address. We have turned off Google's advertising features and the sharing of the statistics with Google for its own purposes, and the statistics are deleted after 14 months. Google is certified under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework.

Stripe's payment pages and Microsoft's sign-in set their own cookies on their own pages, under their own terms. Stripe does so, among other things, to prevent fraud.