Cookies.

Two kinds of cookie need your yes: measuring which pages help people, and connecting a form or demo request to the pages you read before it. If you say no, or your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, neither is set. You can change your answer at any time with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page.

Your cookie answer is kept in your browser's local storage under capveon-analytics-consent, so we don't ask on every page. Your light or dark choice is kept the same way. Neither is sent to us, and neither identifies you.

PostHog counts page views and button clicks. Before you answer it works from memory only, so a reload counts as a new visit and nothing stays on your device. If you accept, it sets a ph_ cookie that remembers this browser for up to a year, and it may record how a session moved through the site, with form fields masked. If you decline, it stops.

HubSpot keeps the forms you send us and our record of the conversation. If you accept, its tracking code sets __hstc and hubspotutk, which last about six months and let a form or booking join the pages you visited before it, and __hssc and __hssrc, which last for a visit. HubSpot's servers also set __cf_bm on their own domains for half an hour, to filter out bots. If you decline, HubSpot's code doesn't load and your form arrives without that history. Booking a demo opens HubSpot's scheduler, which sets its own cookies on HubSpot's domain under HubSpot's policy.

No advertising cookies, no retargeting pixels and no cross-site tracking. We don't sell what these cookies collect or share it for advertising.

Signing in to Capveon at app.capveon.ai sets the cookies the sign-in needs to keep you signed in and to protect your account. They are required for the product to work and are covered by the privacy policy.

Questions, or a request regarding your own data: hello@capveon.ai.