Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a site stores in your browser. Similar technologies such as localStorage work the same way for our purposes and are covered by this policy.

2. Strictly necessary

These keep the service working and cannot be switched off: your session cookie (so you stay signed in), a CSRF/security token, your interface language, and the record of your cookie decision itself.

A published funnel also stores a short-lived session identifier so that answers from the same visit belong together and a refresh does not create a duplicate lead.

If the funnel’s owner is comparing two versions of it, one more cookie records which of the two you were shown, so that reloading the page does not swap the funnel under you halfway through. It holds a single letter, is set only while such a comparison is running, is not read by anyone else, and is not used to recognise you on any other site.

Under EU rules these do not require consent, because without them the service you asked for cannot be delivered.

3. Optional: marketing pixels on funnels

A customer can attach an advertising pixel (for example Meta) to their own funnel. On a funnel hosted by us, that pixel loads only after the visitor accepts it in the cookie banner; if they decline, no pixel is loaded and no advertising identifier is set.

Declining never blocks the funnel — you can still answer the quiz.

4. Embedded funnels

When a funnel runs inside an iframe on someone else’s website, our banner deliberately does not appear: consent for that page belongs to the host site, and showing a second banner inside the embed would be confusing and would not reflect the host’s configuration.

If you operate a site with an embedded funnel, you are responsible for collecting consent there before optional pixels fire.

5. Optional: measurement on our own pages

On quizanta.com — the marketing pages, not the dashboard and not your funnels — we use Google Analytics 4 to see which pages work. It sets its own cookies (_ga and _ga_<id>) and it loads only after you accept in the banner; decline and the script is never requested, so no identifier is set. Google is listed as a subprocessor on our subprocessors page.

Funnel statistics — views, starts, drop-off per step — are something different: they are produced on our servers from the events themselves, with no third party involved and no cross-site tracking or fingerprinting. Turning down measurement on our marketing pages does not affect them.

6. The cookies by name

Strictly necessary: quizanta_session (keeps you signed in, expires with the session), quizanta_consent (remembers this decision, 12 months), quizanta_ui_lang and NEXT_LOCALE (interface language), g_state and g_v (ten minutes, only while signing in with Google), qz_ab_<funnel> (30 days, only on a funnel whose owner is comparing two versions; holds “a” or “b” and nothing else). A published funnel keeps a session identifier in the browser’s own storage so a refresh does not create a duplicate lead.

Optional, only after you accept: _ga and _ga_<id> from Google Analytics on our marketing pages, and, on a funnel, whatever advertising pixel its owner configured.

7. Changing your choice

Accept and Decline are equally available, and nothing optional is set before you choose. You can change your decision at any time by clearing site data in your browser, or through the consent controls on the host site for embedded funnels.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies in your browser will prevent signing in.

8. Retention and contact

Your cookie decision is stored for up to 12 months, after which you will be asked again. Session cookies expire when the session ends. Pixel lifetimes are set by the respective provider.

Questions: support@quizanta.com. Controller: Denis Malov s.p., Mlinska ulica 22, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia.