1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device while browsing. They let a website remember actions and preferences, maintain a secure login and understand how the site is used. The site may also use similar technologies, including Local Storage, Session Storage and pixels.
This policy supplements the privacy policy and forms part of it.
2. Types of cookies we use
| Category | Purpose | Examples | Lifetime | Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Basic website and system operation: sessions, authentication and login, security, load balancing, fraud prevention and language preferences. | session id, csrf token, auth token | Until the browser closes or up to 12 months | Not required — the site cannot function without them |
| Preferences | Save user choices: display, menu state, dashboard preferences and accessibility settings (contrast, text size). | ui_prefs, a11y_prefs | Up to 12 months | Required |
| Performance and analytics | Measure traffic, page views and referral sources and improve user experience, generally in aggregate. | None. As of this document’s update, no analytics tools are active on the website. | — | Not applicable |
| Marketing and remarketing | Tailor messages and measure campaign effectiveness on professional networks. | LinkedIn Insight Tag | Up to 13 months | Required |
The only tool planned for integration is LinkedIn Insight Tag. Google Analytics, Meta Pixel and Google Ads are not embedded. Marketing cookies will not activate before banner consent. This document will be updated if another tool is added.
3. Third-party cookies
As of this document’s update, the only external service loaded on website pages is Google Fonts, for displaying fonts. It does not set cookies, but the visitor’s IP address is disclosed to the provider when a font loads. Videos are hosted on Company servers, not embedded from an external platform.
When we integrate LinkedIn Insight Tag another third-party service will be added, subject to LinkedIn’s privacy policy. Third-party services follow their own policies, and NITARTI does not control their cookies.
4. Local storage in NITARTI
The monitoring app and dashboard use Local Storage and Session Storage for authentication tokens, display preferences, area filters and screen states. These uses are essential. Blocking browser cookies does not necessarily block local storage. You can clear it manually in browser settings, but this signs you out and resets preferences.
5. Managing your consent
As of this document’s update, we do not operate analytics or marketing cookies on the site. Preference controls are available on the website, but approving a category does not activate an unconfigured tool. Preferences are stored in the browser's local storage. If the LinkedIn Insight Tag is enabled, it will load only after marketing consent. You can change preferences using the footer link:
- On your first visit, a banner will let you accept all categories, reject non-essential cookies or choose by category.
- You can change your choice at any time through the “Cookie settings” link in the footer.
- “Reject all” disables marketing cookies without affecting browsing or use of the system.
- Consent is retained for up to 12 months, after which you will be asked again.
6. Blocking and removal through the browser
You can block or delete cookies in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge, usually under Privacy and Security. Blocking necessary cookies may prevent login and impair website operation. Deleting cookies also removes the record of your consent preferences.
7. Updates and contact
This policy may change when tools are added or the law changes. The version published on the website is binding.
Questions about cookies and privacy:
Privacy officer: Oded Savyon · Email: info@nitarti.com
Customer service: info@nitarti.com · Phone: 052-691-0337 · Sun–Thu, 09:00–17:00