Cookie Policy
Effective and last updated: August 2, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Leap10x Training Private Limited (“Leap10x,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on leap10x.in and related web pages. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
1. Technologies we use
Cookies are small files stored by a browser. We also use local storage, session storage, pixels, scripts, tags, and similar identifiers. These technologies can remember choices, maintain sessions, measure site usage, understand interactions, attribute enquiries, and support security and marketing. “First-party” technologies are set for our domain; “third-party” technologies are provided by another organization.
2. Your choice
Necessary technologies operate without optional consent because they enable requested site functions, remember your cookie choice, maintain security, or preserve information during a visit. Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity, and Apollo website tracking do not load unless you select “Accept optional cookies”. Selecting “Decline” does not affect necessary site functions.
This button withdraws optional-cookie consent, removes known Leap10x analytics cookies, and reloads the page. Your browser settings can also remove cookies placed by third parties.
3. Categories and providers
| Category/provider | Purpose and examples | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary browser storage | cookieConsent remembers accept/decline; session attribution stores campaign, referrer, and landing-page information for a visit; account storage may maintain an authenticated session; security and interface preferences support requested functions. | Session storage ends when the browser session ends. Local preferences remain until cleared or replaced. Authentication duration depends on the account session. |
| Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager Optional analytics | _ga distinguishes visitors and _ga_* maintains session state. We use aggregated traffic, device, approximate-location, referral, page, and event information to understand and improve the site. Tag Manager deploys and manages authorized tags. | Google documents a default duration of up to 2 years, subject to our configuration and browser limits. |
| Microsoft Clarity Optional analytics | _clck associates visits with a pseudonymous browser and _clsk connects page views into a session. Clarity can provide interaction analytics, heatmaps, and session replays. We configure it to help identify usability issues and not intentionally capture sensitive form content. | _clck: up to 1 year; _clsk: about 1 day. Microsoft may use additional cookies on its domains with different durations. |
| Apollo website tracker Optional marketing | Helps us understand visits from business audiences, attribute enquiries, and support B2B sales. Apollo may use cookies, pixels, device or network information, and business-contact information under its own privacy terms. | Varies by identifier and Apollo's current configuration. |
| Vercel Web Analytics Operational analytics | Provides privacy-oriented aggregate page and performance measurement. It is designed not to use tracking cookies or create cross-site visitor profiles. | No visitor tracking cookie used by this tool. |
| Calendly and embedded services User-requested third party | Loads when you open or use scheduling functionality. Calendly may store cookies or other identifiers needed to provide the booking experience, prevent abuse, and measure its service. | Varies under the provider's policy and your interaction. |
Exact names and durations can change when providers update their services,
and browsers may shorten stated durations. A name ending in *
means the suffix varies by account or configuration.
4. Information collected
Depending on the technology and your choices, information may include a pseudonymous identifier, consent status, IP address, approximate location, browser, device and operating system, referring page, campaign parameters, pages viewed, clicks, scroll and interaction events, session timing, performance and error information, and form-submission events. The content you intentionally submit through a form is handled as described in our Privacy Policy, regardless of cookie choice.
5. Browser and device controls
Most browsers let you view, block, or delete cookies and site storage. You can also use browser privacy protections or provider opt-out controls. Blocking necessary storage may prevent sign-in, preferences, or parts of the site from working. Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not interpreted consistently across the industry; we apply the cookie choice described above and will recognize legally required universal opt-out signals where applicable.
6. Third-party information
Providers process information under their own terms and privacy notices in addition to their agreements with us. Learn more from Google, Microsoft, Apollo, Vercel, and Calendly.
7. Changes to this Policy
We may update this Policy when technologies, providers, or laws change. We will post the revised version here and update the effective date. Where required, we will ask for consent before using a new optional technology for a materially different purpose.
8. Contact us
For questions or concerns about cookies or tracking, email hello@leap10x.in with “Cookie Privacy” in the subject.