Cookies are files saved on your phone, tablet or computer when you visit a website.
On Dash we use cookies to facilitate specific functionality, to make your experience of more bespoke, for security, authentication and error tracking, and to analyse how Dash is used and how best we can improve it.
The cookies we use fall under 2 different categories:
Essential cookies
These are used to make the application work properly and for security and error reporting. For that reason they are always on. You can disable them by changing your browser settings, but this will affect proper functioning of Dash.
Cookies | What they are for |
intercom-id-*, intercom-session-*, intercom.intercom-state | These are used by the Intercom messenger we use in Dash to provide in-app support. |
_auth0.ssodata_compat, auth0.ssodata, expires_at, id_token, access_token, auth0, auth0_compat, co*, _co*, __cf_bm | These are security cookies to keep you logged in and authenticated. The exact combination of cookies you get varies depending on whether you log in with an email and password or using a Google or Microsoft account. |
bugsnag-anonymous-id | This piece of local storage is used to report any errors that occur in Dash. |
__tnp, csrftoken, IDENTITY_FE_SERVICE, visitor_id, zapforeversession, zapidentity, zapsession | These are used by Zapier as part of showing you the popular pre-configured Zaps on the Integrations page within the admin area |
pdfjs.history | Local storage used to support the viewing of PDFs in your Dash. |
Optional cookies
These are off by default unless you choose to accept all cookies. They won’t affect your experience of using Dash but they help us analyse how people use Dash and figure out what improvements we can make.
Cookies | What they are for |
mp_**_mixpanel, __mpq_**_ev, __mpq_**_pp, __mp_opt_in_out_** | These cookies are associated with Mixpanel. They collect information about:
Mixpanel toggles tracking according to "Do Not Track" (DNT) settings in web browsers. This means you can control whether information is collected about you via your browser settings. Learn more |
Managing your consent
When setting up their Dash account, all users are asked whether they consent to the use of the non-essential cookies. We are planning to introduce a way to let you update this consent yourself at any point, but until then if you want to change your cookie consent just get in touch.