Cookie policy
Last updated : 07/2026
This page lists the trackers that may be used on neurixis.ai and explains how to stay in control of them. The rest of our data processing is described in our privacy policy.
1. What a cookie is
In one sentence
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser so it can read something back later: your language, your consent choice, or an identifier that recognises your device. The broader term is trackers, because other techniques have the same effect, such as browser local storage or tracking pixels.
2. Our principle
Nothing before you choose
No tracker subject to consent is set until you have explicitly accepted it. Until you answer, or if you refuse, the website loads only what is strictly necessary to run and a cookie-free traffic measurement. Refusing has no effect on your access to the site or on its features.
3. The trackers concerned
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Category | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No cookie set | Plausible Analytics | Aggregated traffic measurement, with no cookie, no persistent identifier and no personal data | Measurement, exempt from consent | Not applicable |
| _ga, _ga_* | Google Analytics 4 | Detailed traffic measurement and journey analysis. Set only if you accept it | Measurement, subject to consent | 13 months |
| li_sugr, bcookie, lidc, UserMatchHistory | LinkedIn Insight Tag | Campaign measurement and advertising targeting. Set only if you accept it | Marketing, subject to consent | Varies, up to 6 months |
| nx.consentement | NEURIXIS | Remembering your choice, in the browser local storage, so we do not ask again on every visit | Strictly necessary, exempt from consent | 6 months |
Trackers subject to consent, measurement and marketing, load only after you accept them. The consent cookie itself is essential: without it your choice would be lost and you would be asked again on every page.
4. Changing your choice
At any time
A “Manage cookies” link sits in the footer of every page. It reopens the preferences panel, where you grant or withdraw your consent category by category. Withdrawal takes effect immediately and applies going forward. Trackers already set stop being used, and you can delete them from your browser.
5. Configuring your browser
A second level of control
Every browser lets you manage cookies from its settings, usually under a privacy or browsing data section. There you can review the cookies stored, delete them, block third-party cookies, or ask to be warned before each one is set. Blocking everything may degrade sites other than ours. Deleting cookies also erases your consent choice, so you will be asked again.
6. How long your consent lasts
Six months, then renewal
Your choice is kept for 6 months. After that, the banner reappears so you can confirm or change your decision. This period follows the CNIL recommendation. It restarts each time you express a new choice.