CPG Playbook · Colorado LLC
Cookie Notice
Effective · Version 2026-11-05.1
This Notice explains cookies and similar technologies used by CPG Playbook, a Colorado limited liability company. It supplements our Privacy Policy and covers browser storage as well as related service measurements.
1. Technologies and purposes
Cookies are small records stored by a browser and sent with matching requests. Local storage keeps information in a browser until it is removed or updated. Session storage generally lasts for the browser tab’s session. A service worker can cache application resources to support loading and offline behavior. Server-side records are separate from browser storage.
| Purpose | Technologies and information | Duration and control |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication and security | Supabase session/authentication cookies and related session state support sign-in, refresh, sign-out, and protected requests. | Session and refresh lifetimes follow the authentication configuration. Clearing them can sign you out; ongoing use may renew them. |
| Interface preferences | Local storage and similar state remember choices such as appearance, text size, navigation, and dismissed interface notices. | Usually remains until the application changes it or you clear site data. |
| Application loading | Browser and service-worker caches can store application resources. | Browser eviction, application updates, and clearing site data affect retention. This is not a guarantee of offline access to workspace records. |
| Optional usage and diagnostics | PostHog cookies and local storage associate selected events and diagnostics with browser/session or opaque user identifiers. | Used after permission; withdrawal removes accessible PostHog identifiers from browser storage. SDK and browser settings govern persistence; clearing storage removes local copies but not records already received by the service. |
| Privacy choice | The first-party cpg_analytics_v1 cookie records whether you allow or decline optional analytics. | Saved for 180 days after a choice, unless you clear it sooner. This is a browser preference, not an account-wide record. |
Names and lifetimes can vary by deployment, authentication project, SDK version, and browser. This Notice does not assign a fixed expiry to every storage item.
2. Measurement settings
Optional PostHog browser collection uses the United States endpoint and starts only after you select Allow analytics. It uses cookies and local storage and disables session recording, automatic page-view and interaction capture, heatmaps, surveys, and console recording. Selected application events and sanitized browser exceptions may be transmitted. An opaque user identifier may be associated with events after sign-in. Browser-submitted events sent to our first-party analytics endpoint follow the same optional choice.
Server-side processing, security, error, and reliability records continue separately, including sanitized operational monitoring sent to PostHog. Infrastructure also receives technical information needed to deliver requests. Declining optional browser analytics does not stop these service operations. We do not use this integration for targeted advertising.
3. Your controls
Use Cookie preferences, available from the website and application footers, to allow or decline optional analytics. Both choices are available without affecting account access. Optional collection stays off before a choice. A Global Privacy Control signal or Do Not Track value of 1 overrides a saved allowance. The control applies to this browser; repeat the choice on other browsers or devices.
Withdrawing permission stops subsequent optional collection and removes accessible PostHog cookies and local/session-storage identifiers. It cannot recall a request already sent or erase server records previously received. Clearing the preference cookie returns optional collection to its default off state. If the browser prevents saving a choice, an allowance cannot take effect without a saved permission.
You can also inspect, block, or delete site storage through browser settings. Blocking authentication storage may prevent sign-in. Clearing other site data can reset interface preferences. Requests about previously collected information can be sent to hello@cpgplaybook.com.
4. Other websites and questions
Following a link to a third-party website or using its payment, authentication, or connected-service interface may involve that provider’s own cookies and policies. Review the relevant provider’s notices. Our Service-provider Register provides provider references.
For requests about information already collected, see the Privacy Policy or email hello@cpgplaybook.com.