Cookies
Cookies we use, and the choice you can make.
Strictly necessary cookies run the sign-in and the portal. If you accept, we also remember which page or campaign brought you here. When advertising measurement is configured, accepting lets Google's advertising tag load. Reject keeps that tag off.
What is stored
| Cookie | Purpose | Type |
|---|---|---|
| cc_cookie_choice | Remembers Accept or Reject for six months. | Your choice |
| cc_signup_source | Remembers the page or campaign that brought you here for 30 days. Set only after you accept, and removed if you reject. | Optional |
| Supabase auth cookies | Keep a contractor, customer or staff member signed in. | Strictly necessary |
| Portal customer cookie | Remembers which customer record a signed-in portal user is viewing. | Strictly necessary |
| Google advertising tag | Loaded only after you accept, and only when a Google Ads tag ID and at least one conversion label are set. It can remember an ad click so a later contractor signup or purchase can be measured. It is not loaded on customer portals, and it is not loaded at all while those values are unset. Names, email addresses and project details are not sent to it. | Advertising, optional |
Your choice
Accept allows the arrival cookie and, when a Google Ads tag ID and conversion label are configured, the advertising tag. Reject keeps both off and removes the arrival cookie if it was already set. Strictly necessary cookies stay either way, because the site cannot sign you in without them. The same choice is offered on every page. Customer portals do not load the advertising tag.
There is no separate privacy notice. This page does not name a legal entity, a registered address or a company number for Contractor Connect, and it does not state how long Google keeps measurement data or the legal basis for that measurement. Those decisions have not been published, so they are not written here.
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Questions can be sent to info@contractorconnect.co.uk. Use of the service is covered by the terms.