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Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 2, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how ConversionHealth uses cookies and similar browser storage. Necessary cookies support secure service functions. Optional analytics cookies are used only after you allow them.

Necessary cookies

These cookies are required for authentication, account security, connected-account authorization, and workspace continuity. They cannot be switched off through our cookie control because the requested service may not work without them.

CookiePurposeTypical duration
Authentication session cookiesKeep you securely signed in.Session or provider-defined
conversion_health_workspaceRemembers the workspace you are using.Up to 1 year
Connection security cookiesValidate a requested Google connection and return it to the correct workspace.About 10 minutes
ch_admin_sessionProtects authorized internal administration.Up to 8 hours

Exact authentication cookie names and durations may vary when our authentication provider updates its service.

Analytics cookies

If you choose “Allow analytics,” Google Analytics may set _ga and a property-specific _ga_* cookie to distinguish visits and help us understand aggregate website use. These cookies can last up to 2 years. Advertising storage, advertising user data, and ad personalization remain disabled. We do not load the Google Analytics tag before you allow analytics.

Browser storage

We store your cookie choice in your browser's local storage under conversion_health_cookie_preferences. Local storage is not a cookie, but it lets us remember your selection. The record contains your analytics choice, the date of the choice, and a policy version.

Change your choice

Use the button below at any time. Choosing “Necessary only” stops optional analytics and removes ConversionHealth's accessible Google Analytics cookies from this browser. You can also clear cookies and site data through your browser settings.

Contact

Questions about cookies may be sent to hello@conversionhealth.io. See the Privacy Policy for more about our information practices.