Cookies — Narutai

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device. Ours serve only to remember that you are signed in, which language you work in, how you have set up the screen and — if you are an adviser — which environment you are currently working in.

2. The cookies we set

Cookie	Purpose	Duration	Type
sb-…-auth-token	Keeps you signed in. Without it you would have to sign in again on every page. Set by our authentication provider. If its contents are large it splits into numbered parts (…-auth-token.0, .1).	Up to 400 days, refreshed while you stay signed in	Necessary
sb-…-auth-token-code-verifier	Secures account creation, accepting an invitation and resetting a password. Removed again immediately afterwards.	Only during that action	Necessary
narutai-locale	Remembers whether you want the Dutch or English version.	1 year	Necessary (preference)
nav_mode_main, nav_mode_accounting, nav_mode_rail	Remember per menu whether you want it collapsed, expanded, or expanding on hover only: the main menu, the accounting menu, and the one for the other modules.	1 year	Necessary (preference)
sidebar_collapsed	The predecessor of the three cookies above. Only read, to carry over your existing preference; Narutai no longer sets it.	1 year (expiring)	Necessary (preference)
narutai-impersonate	For advisers and shared households only: remembers which client environment you are working in. Not readable by scripts in your browser.	24 hours	Necessary

Narutai also keeps a number of screen preferences — such as column widths and which page you last had open — locally in your browser. Those are not cookies: that data is never sent to us.

3. Why you see no cookie banner

Article 11.7a of the Dutch Telecommunications Act requires consent for cookies. There is an exception for cookies strictly necessary to deliver the service you requested. Our cookies fall within it: without a sign-in session there is no secure application, and without a language choice you get the wrong language.

Because we ourselves set no cookie that does require consent, there is nothing to ask you. If we ever set something ourselves that requires consent, we will ask first — and only then set the cookie.

One component is an exception to this: the TradingView price chart described below. It is loaded by TradingView itself and can set cookies of its own. We are reviewing whether to replace that chart, or to load it only after you have agreed to it.

4. Third-party services in your browser

Narutai loads no advertising networks and no social media buttons. In three places your browser does fetch something from another party. That party sees your IP address in the process — that is simply how your browser fetches a file. We send no data about you along with it.

On a security's detail page we show a price chart from TradingView. This is a complete component that TradingView loads into your browser itself: TradingView can set its own cookies and collect data about your use of that chart, and we have no control over that. If you do not open a securities page, this does not happen.
The screen where you choose a bank or broker shows those providers' logos via Clearbit. We are moving to hosting those logos ourselves, so that this party disappears.
If you choose to import files from Google Drive, Google's file picker loads. This happens only if you use that button.

5. Deleting or refusing cookies

You can delete or block cookies in your browser. Bear in mind that you will then be signed out: without the sign-in cookie the application does not work. You can always set your language again — on the public pages via the language switcher at the bottom, and inside the application via Settings.

6. Questions

Questions about cookies or about your privacy can be sent to privacy@narutai.com.

Read our privacy statement as well