What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a website in your browser. Similar browser storage can remember a setting or help a service understand how a page is used.
Strictly necessary storage
The signed-in Sortx product uses essential authentication and security storage to keep you signed in, protect requests and remember settings needed to provide the service. The product cannot work correctly without it.
Analytics and advertising cookies
The public marketing site uses Google Analytics to understand page visits and navigation, and to measure how visitors arrive from adverts. It also uses Microsoft Clarity, which records how pages are used — scrolling, clicks and anonymised session replays — so we can find confusing parts of the site. Anything you type into a form is masked and never included in a recording. These cookies are only set if you accept them on the cookie banner. If you reject them, no analytics or advertising cookies are set, and visits are reported to Google only as anonymous, cookieless counts.
Analytics and advertising cookies are never used on the signed-in product.
Your choices
You can accept or reject analytics and advertising cookies on the banner, and change your mind by clearing this site’s storage in your browser settings — the banner will ask again. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking essential storage will prevent sign-in and some product features from working.
Changes and questions
We will update this page if the storage or analytics used by Sortx changes. Email hello@sortx.co.uk if you have a question.