Cookie Policy
Effective date: 13.04.2026 · Last updated: 25.09.2026
1. What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your web browser. They are used to remember preferences, maintain login sessions, and ensure proper service operation.
Guardiso uses cookies mainly to the extent necessary for platform operation. Only with your consent do we store two more things: your appearance and language settings (sections 2b and 2c) and the Google Ads advertising cookies (section 3a). We do not build user profiles.
2. Essential Cookies
These cookies are required for proper service operation and cannot be disabled. They include:
Some of the items above (for example temporary OAuth flow parameters from GitHub or Slack when connecting integrations) are set only briefly and removed automatically once the operation completes.
2a. Bot protection (Cloudflare Turnstile)
The demo booking form (the “Book a call” page) is protected against automated abuse using Cloudflare Turnstile. This is a security mechanism necessary for the form to work. It protects against spam and abuse. To verify that a submission comes from a human, Cloudflare may set its own short-lived cookies:
These files serve security purposes only and fall under the strictly necessary category. They are not used for tracking, profiling or advertising. They are subject to Cloudflare's privacy policy. The Turnstile script is loaded only on the form page, not across the rest of the site.
2b. Browser storage (local storage)
Beyond cookies, the site uses your browser's local storage to remember your display preferences. This is technical data. It is not sent to the server or used for tracking.
2c. Interface language
We remember the language in two separate records, and each one answers a different question. The first says which language to show as soon as you arrive. The second says that a person picked the language by clicking the switch. Without that second record the platform would fall back to your company language after every sign-in and discard your choice.
Each of these records belongs to the “Preferences” category in the consent window. If you refuse that category on a public page, we delete them and stop remembering your language between visits. The site keeps working, and for that single visit the language comes from the server response.
3. Analytics Cookies
Currently, Guardiso does not use any analytics cookies (e.g., Google Analytics, Plausible, Mixpanel).
We also do not use Real User Monitoring tools (for example Cloudflare Web Analytics). Our typefaces are served from our own server, so loading a page does not send your network address to Google Fonts.
In the future, we may introduce anonymous usage analytics to improve service quality. In that case, we will update this policy and notify users with 30 days' advance notice.
3a. Advertising Cookies (Google Ads)
On the public pages of guardiso.com we load the Google Ads tag, but only if you switch on the “Marketing” category in the consent window. The tag has one job: it checks whether a trial account was created by someone who came from our Google ad. When a page loads, it sends Google the page address without extra parameters, and Google also sees your device's network address. We have switched off counting moves between pages and collecting email addresses from forms. We do not tailor ads to a specific person. The tag does not run in the signed-in part of the platform. The only exception is the moment right after a trial account is created, when it sends Google one message about that event.
Google may also store its own cookies on its own domain, for example doubleclick.net. Google processes the ad click data as a separate controller, under the terms of its own privacy policy. You can withdraw your consent at any time in the cookie settings. After you withdraw it, we delete the cookies listed above and reload the page.
4. Third-party Cookies
During Google OAuth login, Google may set its own cookies as part of the authentication process. These cookies are subject to Google's privacy policy:
Guardiso has no control over cookies set by Google and does not use them for its own purposes.
5. Managing Cookies
You can manage cookies through your browser settings. Below are links to instructions for popular browsers:
Note: disabling essential cookies (e.g., authentication session) will prevent you from using the authenticated part of the Guardiso platform.
6. Contact
If you have questions about cookies, please contact us:
- Email: kontakt@guardiso.com
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