Last updated August 6, 2026
Cookies and similar technologies can store or retrieve information in a browser. This site separates necessary storage from optional analytics. Optional analytics tags are blocked until you allow them.
| Category | Technology | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Necessary | agencylogics_privacy_v1 (local storage) | Remembers analytics choice and timestamp. | Until removed or replaced. |
| Analytics | agencylogics_attribution_v1 (session storage) | Keeps consented campaign/referrer attribution during the current browser session. | Current session. |
| Analytics | Google Analytics (_ga and related cookies) | Measures pages, interactions, traffic sources, devices, and conversions. | Controlled by Google Analytics settings; commonly up to 2 or 14 months. |
| Analytics | Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon | Privacy-focused traffic and page-performance measurement without cross-site user tracking. | Provider-controlled aggregate metrics. |
| Analytics | Meta Pixel (_fbp and _fbc cookies) | Measures ad conversions and lets us build custom and lookalike audiences for our own Meta advertising. | Controlled by Meta; commonly up to 90 days. |
Google advertising storage, advertising user data, ad personalization, and Google Signals remain disabled. Browser fingerprinting and session-replay tools are not enabled. The Meta Pixel is the one advertising tool we use, gated behind the same analytics permission as everything else above.
After analytics consent, the site may read referral URLs and campaign parameters such as utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, gclid, fbclid, and msclkid. These are used to understand which campaigns generate leads. We do not combine them with browser fingerprinting.
Necessary storage cannot be disabled through this panel because it records the choice itself. You can allow or withdraw analytics at any time, and you can also clear site data using your browser settings.