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    WITR Cookie Policy

    Cookie Policy

    Last updated: 16 September 2026

    Company: WITR Networks Ltd

    Company number: SC823376

    Email: info@witr.info

    1. What this policy covers

    This policy explains how WITR Networks Ltd uses cookies and similar technologies, such as local storage, tracking pixels and tags, on the WITR website at witr.info.

    It should be read alongside the Privacy, AI Transparency and Responsible Use Statement and the Terms and Conditions.

    The WITR event platform at witr.app uses its own cookies and similar technologies for signing in, running events and keeping accounts secure. Those are strictly necessary for the platform to operate.

    2. What cookies and similar technologies are

    Cookies are small files placed on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include local storage, which stores a small amount of information in your browser, and pixels or tags, which are small pieces of code that report that a page or action has happened.

    WITR also stores your cookie choice in your browser's local storage so that you are not asked again on every page.

    3. Your choice

    When you first visit witr.info you are asked to accept or reject non-essential cookies before using the site. Accept and Reject are given equal prominence.

    • If you accept: analytics and advertising technologies are loaded, and Google Analytics consent signals are set to granted.
    • If you reject: analytics and advertising technologies are not loaded, Google Analytics consent signals remain denied, and only strictly necessary and security technologies are used.

    Rejecting non-essential cookies does not stop you using the website, booking an onboarding call, or contacting WITR.

    4. Cookies and technologies used

    CategoryProvidersPurposeSet without consent?
    Strictly necessaryWITR, Supabase, hosting and content delivery providersKeeping the site working, remembering your cookie choice, signing in to organiser or admin areas, load balancing and abuse prevention.Yes. These are required for the site to function and cannot be switched off.
    Security and anti-spamGoogle reCAPTCHAChecking that forms such as enquiry, checklist and pack requests are submitted by a person and not an automated script.Yes, when you interact with a protected form. This is treated as strictly necessary for fraud and abuse prevention.
    AnalyticsGoogle Analytics 4, WITR first-party page analyticsUnderstanding which pages are visited, how people move through the site and which content is useful, so the site can be improved.No. Google Analytics runs in a consent-denied mode until you accept.
    Advertising and measurementMeta (Facebook and Instagram) pixel, LinkedIn Insight TagMeasuring the results of WITR advertising, understanding which campaigns lead to onboarding calls, and showing relevant ads.No. These load only after you accept.
    Embedded bookingTidyCalRunning the embedded booking calendar used to schedule onboarding calls.Loaded when you use the booking pages. TidyCal sets its own cookies under its own policy.

    WITR also records basic, non-identifying page and event information for its own reporting, such as page views, referring source and campaign parameters. Where this is not strictly necessary, it is only used in line with your cookie choice.

    5. Advertising measurement

    WITR advertises on Meta and LinkedIn. Where you have accepted advertising cookies, those providers may receive information that you visited a WITR page or completed an action such as booking an onboarding call, so WITR can measure whether its advertising works.

    WITR does not sell personal data, and does not share attendee event data with advertising providers.

    6. Changing your mind

    You can change your choice at any time by:

    • clearing cookies and site data for witr.info in your browser, which will bring the choice back on your next visit; or
    • using your browser settings to block or delete cookies; or
    • emailing info@witr.info and asking WITR to record your preference.

    Most browsers also offer a do-not-track or tracking-protection setting, and browser help pages explain how to manage cookies for a specific site.

    7. Third-party policies

    Third-party providers process information under their own privacy and cookie policies. The providers currently used are listed in the table above and in the sub-processor table in the Privacy Policy.

    8. Changes to this policy

    WITR may update this policy as the website, its providers or the law change. Material changes will be published on this page with a revised "Last updated" date.

    9. Contact

    Questions about cookies, tracking or privacy can be sent to info@witr.info.