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Cookies policy

This page explains what cookies are, which ones Nishi Balance Partners uses, and how you can accept or reject non-essential cookies.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They can remember preferences, keep a session stable, or help us understand which pages are read most often.

How we use cookies

We use essential cookies to remember your cookie preference and keep basic site functions working. If you accept analytics cookies, we use them to measure aggregate visits to pages such as engagements and Field Notes. Rejecting analytics cookies does not block browsing, forms, or estimate requests.

Cookies we use

Name Purpose Duration Provider
nishiBalancePartners_cookieConsent Stores whether you accepted or rejected non-essential cookies 1 year (localStorage) Nishi Balance Partners
nbp_session Maintains basic session integrity for form submissions Session Nishi Balance Partners
_nbp_analytics Counts page views in aggregate when analytics are accepted 6 months Nishi Balance Partners

Essential vs analytics

Essential cookies are required to store your consent choice and operate core pages. Analytics cookies load only after you choose Accept on the cookie banner. Choosing Reject leaves essential functions intact.

Third-party cookies

Embedded fonts may cause your browser to contact Google Fonts servers. We do not use advertising networks. If we later add a third-party analytics provider, this table will be updated before activation.

Managing cookies

You can clear site data in your browser settings to remove stored preferences; the banner will appear again on your next visit. You may also block cookies entirely in your browser, though essential preference storage may then be unavailable.

Impact of disabling cookies

Disabling all cookies may prevent us from remembering your consent choice, so the banner may reappear. Forms and informational pages remain usable. Analytics will not run if you reject or block those cookies.

More privacy detail

For broader data practices, read our privacy policy.