Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser so it can remember a fact across pages or visits. Similar tools (local storage, pixels, tags) do related jobs. This page says what we actually use, not a generic list of categories we might use one day.

What we use today

This site sets a language cookie so a return visit can open in the locale you picked, and keeps how this visit reached us in session storage for the contact form. If you switch Analytics on, it loads PostHog analytics. It does not load advertising pixels or social trackers. Optional categories on the Consent preferences page default to off, and nothing is injected when they are off.

If that changes, this policy will say so before the tag is loaded, and the tag will read the preference you saved.

Necessary

These are required for the site to work as you asked it to. They cannot be switched off from the Consent preferences page.

• NEXT_LOCALE — set when you switch language, so the next visit can open in English or Vietnamese. It is a first-party cookie, SameSite=Lax.
• orbitify.attribution.v1 — session storage for this tab only. It records the first page, the referring site and any campaign tags of the visit, so an enquiry you choose to send can say how you found us. It is cleared when the tab closes.
• Storage the host and the framework need to serve pages and forms securely. These are not used to profile you.

Analytics

Measurement of how the site is used, with PostHog, whose servers are in the United States. It is loaded only after you switch Analytics on under Consent preferences. It records page views; autocapture and session recording are off.

Once loaded, PostHog keeps a pseudonymous identifier in a first-party cookie and in local storage, both named ph_<project key>_posthog. Switching Analytics off stops capture; the identifier stays in your browser until you clear site data.

Marketing

Tags used to measure or retarget campaigns. We do not load marketing tags today. If we add any, they will stay off unless you switch Marketing on.

Where the preference lives

Your optional choices are stored in local storage in this browser (orbitify.consent.v1), not as a cookie. Clearing site data will forget them and the categories return to off. The choice is not tied to an account and does not sync across devices.

How to change this

Use the Consent preferences page to turn optional categories on or off. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings; the language cookie will be set again if you pick a language.

Blocking all cookies may stop the language preference from sticking. The rest of the public site remains readable.

Changes

If we add a tag that is not necessary, we will update this policy and honour the stored preference before that tag runs. The date at the top is when the published version took effect.