Legal / Consltr, LLC
Cookie Policy
Consltr’s public site currently uses browser storage rather than third-party advertising cookies. This page lists every site-managed key and explains Salsa’s cookieless and consented modes.
Effective and last updated: August 3, 2026
Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files stored by a website. Local storage and session storage are similar browser technologies that save information on a device. This policy uses “browser storage” to cover all of them.
The public Consltr consulting site does not currently use third-party advertising cookies. It uses local storage for theme and consent preferences and, only when analytics is allowed, first-party Salsa visitor and session identifiers. Essential and requested preference storage supports the service you asked for; non-essential analytics identifiers remain off unless you allow them.
Current browser-storage inventory
| Name | Category | Location | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| salsa_cookie_consent | Essential | Local storage | Records whether analytics is allowed. Required to remember your privacy choice. | Until you change the choice or clear site data. |
| cookieConsent and cookieSettings | Essential | Local storage | Compatibility records for visitors who used an earlier version of the consent control. | Until cleared or replaced. |
| theme | Preference | Local storage | Remembers a visitor-requested light or dark appearance. | Until changed or cleared. |
| sa_visitor | Analytics | Local storage | Random first-party Salsa visitor identifier for repeat-visit measurement and stable A/B assignment. | Only with analytics consent; until consent is withdrawn or site data is cleared. |
| sa_session | Analytics | Session storage | Salsa session identifier. The SDK starts a new logical session after 30 minutes of inactivity. | Only with analytics consent; removed when consent is withdrawn or the browser session ends. |
How Salsa analytics behaves
Salsa begins in cookieless mode before you choose. In that mode, it sends aggregate events using an in-memory page-session identifier; it does not set sa_visitor or sa_session. If you choose “Required only,” Salsa analytics stops.
If you choose “Allow analytics,” Salsa creates sa_visitor and sa_session and measures page views, click labels, scroll depth, form-submit labels, experiment exposures, and conversions. It also receives page and device context as described in the Privacy Policy. It does not receive inquiry form field values through its automatic form event, and it does not use cross-site tracking or browser fingerprinting.
Change or withdraw your choice
Use the “Cookie settings” button in the footer on any page. Withdrawing analytics consent sends an update to Salsa and removes sa_visitor and sa_session from browser storage. Withdrawing consent is as available as granting it, and the public site remains usable with required storage only.
You can also inspect, block, or delete site data in browser settings. Clearing all site data removes your saved choice, so the consent control will appear again. Global Privacy Control is honored where legally applicable; Consltr does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Third-party network requests
The page loads the Salsa SDK from cloud.salsas.io and font resources from Google Fonts. These providers receive ordinary network information needed to deliver files, such as IP address, request time, and browser headers. Consltr does not enable Google Analytics or third-party advertising technology on the public consulting site.
The European Union provides official guidance on cookie consent and withdrawal (opens in a new tab).
Changes and contact
We will update this inventory before materially changing the storage or tracking technologies used by the public site. Questions can be sent to info@consltr.com. For broader information about personal-data handling, read the Privacy Policy.