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Our cookie and browser-storage policy, with controls you can return to at any time.

Last updated: 11 September 2026

This site does not currently install advertising or analytics trackers. Optional conversation memory is off until you choose it. You can use the site, assessment and chat with essential storage only.

What cookies and storage do

Cookies and browser storage remember information on your device. This website uses local storage for your choices and session storage for your requested assessment. These controls cover storage added by this AIHI website.

Essential storage

Essential storage supports security and the features you request. It is not used for advertising.

  • Preferencias de cookies: aihi-cookie-preferences-v2 remembers your choices for up to 180 days.
  • Readiness: aihi-readiness-draft-v01 keeps your answers and position in this browser tab. After unlocking, it also keeps your reference, first name, organisation, report email and send status for the session. Phone and LinkedIn are not kept in the draft.
  • Save for later: if you choose it, your answers and position are saved on this device for seven days. Contact details are excluded.
  • Compare later: if you choose to keep a readiness snapshot, the date and dimension scores are saved on this device for one year.
  • Idioma: aihi-language remembers your selection for one year. The phone field may suggest a country from a coarse country code supplied by the hosting service. You can change it; the site does not request precise location.

Hosting access and security may use necessary platform cookies, including sign-in for Studio and Delivery.

Optional conversation memory

“Allow chat memory” saves Ask AIHI messages locally on this device under aihi-chat-memory-v1, so you can return after refreshing or reopening the site.

Messages expire seven days after the last message; an expired copy is removed when the site next checks storage. Turning memory off or using “Clear chat” removes the saved conversation. Avoid enabling it on shared devices. Without permission, chat stays in the open page’s memory and is lost on refresh.

Memory is separate from sending a message. The Política de privacidad explains processing in guided and AI modes.

Analytics, advertising and embeds

Optional analytics, advertising and experience tools are off until you allow the relevant category in Cookie choices. You can use the website and assessment with Essential only.

With analytics consent, AIHI records page paths, dates, an anonymous browser-tab session identifier and approximate visible time on pages, sections and questions. Analytics records do not include form answers, names, emails, chat messages or URL query strings. These records are removed after 90 days. The browser-tab session identifier is cleared when consent is withdrawn.

If configured by AIHI, Google Analytics requires analytics consent; Meta Pixel requires advertising consent; Hotjar requires experience consent. Google Tag Manager loads only when all three categories are allowed. Third-party tracking is excluded from the questionnaire, contact form, Studio and private workspace pages. AIHI can switch collection off in Studio.

Connected providers may set their own cookies and process data under their published terms. Turning a category off stops further loading and clears accessible tracking cookies. Where a tracking script is already running, the page reloads to apply your change.

Changing your choices

Use Cookie choices, Cookie settings in the footer, or the button below. Essential only turns all optional categories off, removes the saved chat copy and clears accessible tracking cookies. The assessment and assistant remain available.

You can clear site data in your browser at any time. This removes saved choices and drafts, so you may be asked again. If optional preferences cannot be saved, they remain off.

Questions and further information

Contact saif@aihi.org.uk. Our Política de privacidad explains other information handling.

For independent information, see the ICO’s guidance on storage and access technologies.