Cookies

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser so it can recognize your browser on a later request. Cookies can remember a preference, keep a session going, or help measure how a site is used. We also use your browser’s local storage, which works much the same way but is not sent with each request.

The three categories on this site

Essential cookies are required for the site to work and are always on. They complete a booking, protect the form from abuse, remember your privacy choice, and show your confirmation in this browser. They set no third-party tags.

Analytics cookies are optional and off until you accept them. They tell us which pages get used and whether a booking was completed, in aggregate.

Advertising cookies are optional and off until you accept them. They let us measure whether our NACS campaigns produced meetings. We do not use them to build audiences from your booking-form details.

Exactly what we set

First-party, essential:

• nacs_consent — stores your cookie choice for 180 days. Readable by the page, contains no personal information.
• nacs_receipt — an opaque booking reference so your confirmation page can show your meeting. HttpOnly, limited to the confirmation page, expires after 24 hours.
• nacs_rs — a private report-viewing session, if we have shared a company report with you. HttpOnly, limited to that report’s address, expires after 24 hours.
• rs-theme — local storage, not a cookie. Remembers whether you chose the light or dark theme.

Third-party cookies, only after you accept

If you accept Analytics, Google Analytics 4 (measurement ID G-49G8GJ7L92) sets its own cookies to measure site usage. If you accept Advertising, the LinkedIn Insight Tag (partner ID 1441289) sets its own cookies to measure campaign performance. Neither tag loads before you accept its category, and neither receives your name, email, phone, company, job title, or form responses. Google and LinkedIn use the data they collect under their own privacy policies.

How to control cookies

On your first visit you can accept all cookies, reject everything non-essential, or open Manage preferences and decide about Analytics and Advertising separately. Cookie preferences appears in the footer of every public page, so you can change your decision whenever you like.

Turning a category off stops new measurement and removes that tag from the page as far as the browser allows; activity already sent cannot be recalled, and reloading the page clears anything a vendor left behind. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings, though blocking essential cookies will prevent you from booking a meeting.

Rejecting optional cookies does not affect your ability to book, reschedule, or cancel a meeting, or to view a report we have shared with you.

Updates and questions

We will update this page when the cookies we use change, and the date at the top will tell you when that last happened. Questions about cookies or tracking on this site can go to info@resultstack.com.