Cookies are small files a website stores on your device. We use very few of them, and none that build advertising profiles.
| Cookie | Type | Purpose | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| cl_session | Essential | Keeps your session working and secures form submissions | End of session |
| cl_consent | Essential | Remembers your cookie choice so we do not ask again | 12 months |
| Analytics (privacy-focused, aggregated) | Optional | Tells us which pages are read and where visitors arrive from, in aggregate. No cross-site tracking and no advertising use | Up to 12 months |
Essential cookies are necessary for the site to work and cannot be switched off. Optional analytics cookies are set only if you agree, and you can change your mind at any time by clearing your cookies or contacting us. Declining optional cookies does not restrict any part of this site, including the scan tool and the calculator.
Advertising or retargeting cookies, social media tracking pixels, or any cookie that follows you across other websites. If that changes, this page will change with it and we will ask for your consent again.
Some pages load fonts and, where present, embedded video from third parties, which may set their own cookies or log your IP address. We keep these to a minimum and list our providers in our processor register, available on request.
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings. Doing so for all sites may affect how other websites work. Questions: privacy@clearline.co.uk.
Two things, and only if you agree.
Microsoft Clarity shows us which parts of a page people read and where they get stuck. It records how the page is used, not who you are.
Our own counter records which steps of the free scan people complete, so we can see where the tool is confusing. It stays in your browser and is never sent anywhere.
Neither runs on the pages that matter most. The ledger scan, the client portal, the payment page and the debtor pages carry no analytics at all, because those screens show real invoices and real customer names belonging to people who never agreed to anything. Excluding them entirely is simpler and safer than trying to hide parts of the screen.
Changed your mind? Reset your choice and you will be asked again.