Cookie Policy

This policy explains how the Relevanz community at community.relevanz.global uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can control them. It covers the community only. Our website, relevanz.global, does not use cookies. Read it with our privacy notice.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers stored in your browser or on your device. Cookies let a website recognise your device, keep you logged in and remember your choices. Similar technologies, such as your browser’s local storage, work in the same way and are covered by this policy too. For more information, see allaboutcookies.org.

The types of cookie we use

Strictly necessary. These make the community work: logging you in, keeping your session secure and remembering your cookie choices. They do not need your consent, and the community will not work properly without them.

Statistical cookies. These help us understand how members use the community, such as which pages and topics are most visited, so we can improve it. We only use them with your consent.

Preference cookies. These remember your basic information society preferences and settings. We do not currently set any preference cookies.

Relevanz carries no advertising, so we do not use advertising, retargeting or social media tracking cookies. Our cookie banner shows an advertising category because of how our platform works, but no advertising cookies are set, whatever you choose.

The cookies we use

Cookie Provider What it does Type
zapnito Zapnito Keeps your session secure while you use the community. Lasts two weeks. Strictly necessary
Cookies ending _session Zapnito Keeps you logged in so you do not have to keep entering your details. Only set for registered members. Expires when you close your browser. Strictly necessary
XSRF-TOKEN Zapnito Stops other websites from submitting forms on the community in your name. Expires when you close your browser. Strictly necessary
consent_asked, consent_policy and consent_id Zapnito Records whether we have asked for your cookie choices, what you chose and when. Expire when you close your browser. Strictly necessary
_cfuvid Cloudflare Helps Cloudflare, our security provider, tell genuine visitors apart when several share the same internet connection. Expires when you close your browser. Strictly necessary
cf_clearance Cloudflare Records that your browser has passed Cloudflare's security check, so you are not asked again. Lasts one year. Strictly necessary
Local storage Zapnito Stores data in your browser so pages load faster. Strictly necessary
Cookies starting gs_u_GSN GoSquared Gives your browser an ID so we can see how the community is used. When you are logged in, it links your activity to your member account so the emails we send you are relevant. Lasts 13 months. Statistical
Cookies starting gs_v_GSN GoSquared Records individual visits so we can tell new visits from returning ones. Lasts 13 months. Statistical
ajs_anonymous_id Zapnito Gives your browser an anonymous ID used to measure how the platform is used. Lasts one year. If you accept statistical cookies, this data is also sent to Segment, which provides analytics for Zapnito. Statistical

Cookies set by other organisations

Cloudflare and GoSquared set cookies on our behalf, as listed above. We do not allow any other third parties, including social media platforms and advertising networks, to set cookies on Relevanz.

Changing your cookie settings

You can change your choices at any time at community.relevanz.global/manage-cookies. That link takes you to the community homepage, where you can choose again.

You can also set your browser to refuse some or all cookies. You can find out more about managing cookies on the ICO website. If you block strictly necessary cookies, parts of the community will stop working and you may not be able to log in.

Legal compliance

We seek to uphold our legal obligations as covered by the Data Protection Act 2018, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 and the General Data Protection Regulation 2016. Our data protection authority is the Information Commission (IC), formerly the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

This cookie policy is reviewed on a regular basis and was last reviewed on 1 November 2026.

We retain the right to update this policy at any time. We will always document any changes and will publish the latest version on this page.

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