Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. They let a site remember
your actions and preferences, and they let us and our partners understand how the site
is used.

We also use similar technologies that work the same way: pixels, tags, web beacons,
local storage, and device or advertising identifiers. Everything in this policy applies
to those too.

2. What we use them for

Category	What it does	Can you turn it off?
Strictly necessary	Security, load balancing, remembering your cookie choices, making pages work	No — the site will not function without them
Performance and analytics	Tells us which pages are visited, how long people stay, where they drop off, and where errors happen	Yes
Functional	Remembers preferences such as language or a form you started	Yes
Advertising and targeting	Measures our campaigns, limits how often you see an ad, and shows you Sail advertising on other sites	Yes

3. Who sets cookies on our site

We set some cookies ourselves. Others are set by the categories of provider below.

Category of provider	Purpose
Website hosting and content delivery providers	Serve and secure the site
Tag management providers	Control which scripts load on the site
Analytics and product measurement providers	Understand how the site is used
Advertising platforms and demand-side platforms	Measure our campaigns and show Sail advertising elsewhere
Social media platforms	Measure campaigns run on their platforms

A current list of our named providers is available on request. Email
hi@sailtech.ai and we will send it.

This policy covers cookies on sailtech.ai and our own tools only. Where we place
tracking on a hotel or restaurant client's website, that site is controlled by the
client and their cookie notice applies.

4. How long they last

Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Persistent cookies stay
on your device until they expire or you delete them. Ours generally expire within 24
months, and most expire sooner.

5. Your choices

Targeted advertising. Opt out at sailtech.ai/optout.

In your browser. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies in its
settings. Blocking all cookies will break parts of this and most other sites.

Industry opt-out tools. You can also opt out of many advertising cookies through
the Digital Advertising Alliance or the
Network Advertising Initiative.

Do Not Track. Browsers vary in how they send a Do Not Track signal and there is no
common standard for responding to it, so we do not currently respond to it.