Cookies
Cookie and Tracking Notice
This page explains the current Portaviq cookie and tracking behavior during Early Access. It is written for customers connecting WordPress client sites in the US, UK, EU, and similar privacy-focused markets.
Portaviq app cookies
The Portaviq web app uses essential cookies needed to provide the service.
- Session cookies keep signed-in users authenticated.
- Pending email cookies help complete OTP sign-in after a code is requested.
- These cookies are used for security and app functionality, not advertising.
- Portaviq does not currently use third-party advertising cookies in the app.
WordPress plugin tracking
The lightweight WordPress tracker does not set tracking cookies.
- When enabled, the plugin sends page URL/path, page title, referrer, timestamp, and a signed request.
- Basic technical request metadata, such as user agent, may be stored with pageview events.
- Portaviq strips query strings and URL fragments from stored pageview URLs and referrers.
- The tracker does not run inside wp-admin.
Customer responsibility
Site owners and agencies should confirm their own privacy notice covers lightweight pageview collection before enabling tracking.
If you manage a client site, confirm that you have authorization from the client or site owner and that the site privacy notice explains the collection of basic pageview activity. Portaviq provides the tool, but customers decide whether tracking is appropriate for each connected WordPress site.
Related pages
Read these policies before connecting client sites or enabling tracking.