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What cookies do Extellio use?

  • Customer Success Team
  • 2 days ago
  • 4 min read

On November 14th, 2022 we changed the names of our cookies. This does not affect old customers before November 14th who still keep the old prefixes.


If you signed up to Extellio (or formerly E-space) before November 14th, 2022, you can find the list of cookies here


If you signed up to Extellio after November 14th, 2022, you can find the list of cookies below.

Confused by cookies, local storage and session storage? Check out our article about what a cookie is!

Read more about the data Extellio tracks and how Extellio handles your data


When does this list of cookies not apply? 

  • If you've used the prefix feature available from our Deep license, you can see your set prefix under Edit data sources. 

  • If you've turned on cookieless tracking (available in Starter and above), no analytics cookies will be set.

  • If you're using cookieless surveys (available in Starter and above), no survey cookies will be set.


If you signed up to Extellio after 2022-11-14:

If you use surveys: 

extellio_respondentID 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: Local storage  |  Lifetime - 12 months 

Randomly generated id to keep track of visitor over time


extellio_timers 

Type: Functional  |  Storage: Local storage  |   Lifetime - 1 year 

Tracks time spent on pages to decide when to trigger surveys. This information is not used in any other way and never leaves the browser. 


extellio_session_timers

Type: Functional  |   Storage: Local storage  |   Lifetime - Session 

Tracks time spent on pages during the current visit to decide when to trigger surveys. This information is not used in any other way and never leaves the browser.


extellio_<surveyId> 

Type: Functional  |  Storage: Local storage    |   Lifetime - 1 year 

One entry for each survey that has been active on the website. Stores information of when the survey was triggered, shown, dismissed, and completed to help decide when to trigger surveys. This information is not used in any other way and never leaves the browser.


If you use analytics: 

extellio_respondentID 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: Local storage  |  Lifetime - 12 months 

Randomly generated id to keep track of visitor over time


extellio_id 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime - 13 months 

Stores a randomly generated analytics ID, visit count, current time (refreshed with every user action), time of the last visit, and time of previous e-commerce order. 


extellio_ses 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime - 30 minutes 

Shows if there is an active session by the visitor. If the cookie isn’t present the session finished over 30 minutes ago. Temporarily stores visit count, current time (refreshed with every user action), time of the last visit, and time of previous e-commerce order before it's saved in the extellio_id - cookie. 


extellio_ref 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime -  6 months

Stores the attribution data, the original referrer used to visit the website  


extellio_hsr (only if you use heatmaps or session recordings) 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime - 30 minutes  

Stores the id of the heatmap or session recording being sampled 


extellio_cvar (optional) 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime - 30 minutes 

Contains custom variables that were set during a previous page view. Requires using the storeCustomVariablesInCookie() method. 


When using custom consent settings:

mtm_consent Type: Necessary | Storage: First-party cookie | Lifetime – 30 yearsUsed to remember that tracking consent is given. It is created with an expiry date of 30 year, it is possible to define a shorter expiry period when remembering consent.mtm_consent_removed Type: Necessary | Storage: First-party cookie | Lifetime – 30 yearsUsed to remember that tracking consent is removed. It is created with an expiry date of 30 year, it is possible to define a shorter expiry period when removing consent.mtm_cookie_consent Type: Necessary | Storage: First-party cookie | Lifetime – 30 yearsCreated with an expiry date of 30 years to remember that consent for storing and using cookies was given by the user. It is possible to define a shorter expiry period for your user cookie when remembering the consent.


Got questions?

Send an email to customersuccess@extellio.com and we will help you.

 

If you signed up to Extellio before 2022-11-14: 

If you use surveys: 

espace 

Type: Functional  |  Storage: Local storage  |  Lifetime -  12 months

Information about time spent on the website and what surveys have been seen and closed. 


espace_session

Type: Functional  |  Storage: Session storage  |  Lifetime -  12 months

Information about time spent on the site at the current visit.


If you use analytics: 

pkid 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime -  13 months

Stores a randomly generated analytics ID, visit count, current time (refreshed with every user action), time of the last visit, and time of previous e-commerce order. 


pkses 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime -  30 minutes

Shows if there is an active session by the visitor. If the cookie isn’t present the session finished over 30 minutes ago. Temporarily stores visit count, current time (refreshed with every user action), time of the last visit, and time of previous e-commerce order before it's saved in the extellio_id - cookie. 


pkref 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime -  6 months

Stores the attribution data, the original referrer used to visit the website  


pkhsr (only if you use heatmaps or session recordings) 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime -  30 minutes

Stores the id of the heatmap or session recording being sampled 


pkcvar (optional) 

Type: Analytical  |  Storage: First-party cookie  |  Lifetime -  30 minutes

Not set by default. Contains custom variables that were set during a previous page view. Requires using the storeCustomVariablesInCookie() method. 


Got questions?

Send an email to customersuccess@extellio.com and we will help you.

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