Cookies

Cookie Policy

How Routiq uses cookies and similar technologies on the marketing site and the application.

Last updated: 2026-04-24

01What

What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser when you visit a website. They let the site remember your actions and preferences — authentication state, security tokens, language, feature toggles — across pages and visits. We also use closely related technologies such as local storage, session storage and server-side session identifiers; we refer to all of these as "cookies" in this policy for simplicity.

Cookies can be first-party (set by the site you are visiting) or third-party (set by a service loaded by that site). We keep third-party cookies to a minimum and name each third party below.

02Marketing site

Cookies on routiq.ai (marketing site)

Cookie / groupVendorPurposeCategoryRegion
Vercel routing cookiesVercel Inc.Routing to the nearest edge region and serving the correct deployment; required for the site to function.Strictly necessaryEdge-global
Cloudflare security cookiesCloudflare, Inc.Bot/abuse detection, TLS session and WAF decisions; required for site security.Strictly necessaryEdge-global
PostHog analyticsPostHog Inc.Aggregated site-visit telemetry with IP truncation enabled; used to improve site content. Loaded only after consent.Analytics (opt-in)United States

We do not run advertising, ad-retargeting, or cross-site-tracking cookies on the marketing site today.

03Application

Cookies on app.routiq.ai (application)

Cookie / groupVendorPurposeCategoryRegion
Supabase Auth sessionSupabase Inc.Maintains your authenticated session after sign-in; required for the application to function.Strictly necessaryAWS ap-southeast-2 (Sydney)
CSRF / same-site tokenRoutiq (first-party)Prevents cross-site request forgery on authenticated state-changing requests; required for security.Strictly necessaryApplication origin
PostHog product analyticsPostHog Inc.Staff-side UI event telemetry (clicks, feature use) with IP truncation; no patient data. Loaded only after consent.Analytics (opt-in)United States
Sentry error contextFunctional Software Inc. (Sentry)Captures unhandled errors with PII-scrubbing applied client-side before transmission; used for debugging.Error monitoringEU — Frankfurt

Error-monitoring telemetry is PII-scrubbed in the browser before transmission (client-side beforeSend). Patient content is not sent to Sentry or PostHog.

04Third parties

Third-Party Cookies

The following third parties may set cookies when you use our sites. Each operates under its own privacy policy, which you should review if you want the full detail.

05Manage

How to Manage Cookies

In your browser. All major browsers let you view, block or delete cookies. Consult your browser’s help pages — for example, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Blocking strictly-necessary cookies will break authentication and security features.

Analytics opt-out. Where a consent banner is displayed, you can decline analytics cookies on first visit and revisit the preference from the banner’s re-open control at the foot of the page. You can also opt out of PostHog analytics directly from your browser settings.

Withdrawing consent. You can withdraw consent at any time with effect for future processing. See the Privacy Policy for the full rights framework and contact routes.

06Contact

Contact

Questions about cookies or tracking on Routiq — email support@routiq.ai.

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