1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites or use digital services.
Envra uses cookies, local storage, session storage and similar technologies to ensure stable operation, analytics, attribution, security and improvement of the Service.
The storage and processing of information in communications equipment is governed by electronic communications legislation.
2. What types of technologies do we use?
Necessary technologies
These are used for:
- authentication and login
- session management
- security and abuse prevention
- technical operation
- storage of necessary user and service settings
Technologies in this category are used without consent only where they are strictly necessary to provide a service expressly requested by the user or solely to transmit communications over an electronic communications network.
Analytics and attribution
Envra may record:
- page views
- navigation
- events and conversions
- visitor and session identifiers
- performance data
- error messages
- UTM parameters and campaign data
- referrer data
- technical information about the device and browser
The platform supports both:
- cookieless mode without a persistent visitor cookie, but with session storage in the browser
- mixed mode with cookies and local storage in the browser
3. Storage and identifiers
Where the user has consented to analytics, Envra may use:
a_sid, which is a random identifier for the analytics sessiona_slast, which records the time of the last activity in the analytics sessiona_vid, which is a random visitor identifier used only when mixed mode is enabled
a_sid and a_slast may be stored in session storage or local storage in the browser. In mixed mode, they may also be stored as short-lived cookies. a_vid is stored as a cookie in mixed mode.
The identifiers are used for analytics, session management, attribution and reporting. They do not contain names, email addresses or other direct identifiers.
4. External services and integrations
Envra may be connected to external services for purposes including authentication, payment, advertising, publishing, communication and AI features.
An enabled integration does not necessarily mean that the provider stores cookies or other information in the visitor’s browser. Many integrations process information through server-to-server communication.
If external content, authentication or other browser-based services are enabled, the relevant provider may receive technical information and use its own cookies or similar technologies. Such technologies are enabled only after consent where consent is required.
The dynamic overview below shows the technologies registered in Envra’s published consent inventory. Information about the providers’ roles and processing of personal data is available at /en/privacy and /en/subprocessors.
5. Consent
Envra uses an integrated consent solution to manage cookies and similar technologies.
Where required by law, consent is obtained before non-necessary cookies or tracking technologies are enabled.
Technologies may be used without consent where they are used solely to transmit communications or are strictly necessary to provide a service expressly requested by the user.
Users may review, change or withdraw their consent choices at any time using the website’s cookie settings link or button.
6. Retention periods
The lifetime of each cookie or storage technology is specified in the dynamic overview above.
Consent choices are stored for 180 days. Analytics sessions end after 30 minutes of inactivity. In mixed analytics mode, session data may be stored in the browser for up to 1 day, while the random visitor identifier may be stored for up to 180 days.
Retention periods for analytics events, logs and other personal data are specified at /en/privacy.
7. Customer responsibilities
When the customer uses Envra on its own websites, the customer is responsible for informing its own visitors and obtaining the necessary consents where required.
The customer is also responsible for the correct implementation and configuration of the consent solution and tracking setup where necessary.
8. Contact
Envra AS
Org. no.: 937 896 131
Email: legal@envra.ai