Privacy Policy

We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data

Last updated: September 30, 2026

We at With Further Inc. (together with our affiliates, “Further”, “we”, “our” or “us”) respect your privacy and are strongly committed to keeping secure any information we obtain from you or about you. This Privacy Policy describes our practices with respect to Personal Data that we collect from or about you when you use our public website at withfurther.com (including www.withfurther.com), and when you use our applications and services (together, the “Services”).

Our public website is a marketing site, made up of the pages at withfurther.com and www.withfurther.com listed at the start of the Cookie Policy below. Other paths on withfurther.com, such as sign-up and sign-in, are served by our product application. Some Services features described below (for example accounts, chat, and referrals) apply when you use the product, including through a partner, and not when you only visit the public website.

1. Personal Data we collect

We collect personal data relating to you (“Personal Data”) as follows.

1.1 Personal Data you provide

We collect Personal Data if you create an account to use our Services, contact us, or communicate with us, as follows:

Account Information. When you create an account, we collect information associated with that account, including your name, contact information, and account credentials (collectively, “Account Information”).
User Content. We collect Personal Data that you provide as input to our Services (“Content”), including your prompts, home-buying preferences (for example budget, timeline, neighborhoods, and property type), financial information you choose to provide (for example your income, monthly debt payments, down payment, and credit-score range, and the same details for a co-buyer if you add one), and other information you choose to share, depending on the features you use. Content you type may include information that some laws treat as sensitive. We use Content to provide the Services you asked for. We do not ask you to provide sensitive information, and you should not include it unless you choose to.
Communication Information. If you communicate with us, such as via email, our contact form, or our pages on social media sites, we may collect Personal Data like your name, contact information, and the contents of the messages you send (“Communication Information”). We may keep what you enter in our contact form as a record of your inquiry, described under “Contact inquiry records” below. If you submit our contact form while you have allowed Analytics or Marketing cookies and your browser does not send Global Privacy Control, the form also carries a short measurement note (a random attempt identifier, the time, and your cookie-category choices and their version) so that we can count inquiries and measure our advertising as described in the Cookie Policy, unless you arrived at our Contact page from a link that added extra parameters to its address (see the Cookie Policy). The note adds nothing you typed.
Other Information You Provide. We collect other information you may give us, such as when you participate in events or surveys, request a demo, or provide information to establish your identity or age (collectively, “Other Information You Provide”).

1.2 Personal Data we receive from your use of the Services

When you visit, use, or interact with the Services, we receive the following information about your visit, use, or interactions (“Technical Information”):

Log Data. Information your browser or device automatically sends, including your Internet Protocol address, browser type and settings, the date and time of your request, and how you interact with our Services.
Usage Data. Information about your use of the Services, such as the pages or features you use, the actions you take, your time zone, country, dates and times of access, user agent, and device type.
Device Information. Information about the device you use, such as operating system, device identifiers, and browser. What we receive depends on the device and its settings.
Location Information. We may determine the general area from which your device accesses our Services based on information like its IP address, for security and to operate the Services. The public website does not request GPS or other precise device-location permission.
Cookies and similar technologies. We use cookies and similar technologies to operate the public website, remember your cookie choices, and — if you allow Marketing cookies — measure our advertising and build audiences for it. Our website host, Framer, also measures page views on every page of the public website, and how those pages perform, with its own analytics, whatever your cookie choices; that measurement sets no HTTP cookies. Details are in the Cookie Policy below.
Cookie-choice records. When you make or change a cookie choice on the public website, and each time a page of the public website loads while a choice is stored or while your browser sends Global Privacy Control, we record that choice on our servers (a random receipt identifier, the categories you chose, and whether GPC was present). That record is not used to identify you across other sites.
Contact inquiry records. When you submit our contact form, we may keep a record of your inquiry in a restricted internal database: your name, institution, and work email, and the time you submitted it. If the form carried the measurement note described above, the record may also keep the cookie choices in that note and its random attempt identifier; without a note, it shows no cookie category as allowed. Our team may add follow-up details to the record, such as its status, who is responsible for it, when we last contacted you, and notes. Separately, if your contact form submission carries the measurement note described above and you have allowed Analytics cookies, we keep a separate count record in our data warehouse that an inquiry was submitted (an event type, an event name, a timestamp, and a fixed measurement label). It does not contain your name, email address, IP address, or any identifier. For a submission that carries the note, our server also holds a temporary record that links your submission to your cookie choice (a random attempt identifier, our website host’s submission identifier, the time, and your cookie choices) and, if you have allowed Marketing cookies, a one-way hashed version of your work email, so that the count record above and the LinkedIn report described in “Disclosure of Personal Data” are each made at most once. That record can be used for at most ten minutes after you submit and is then scheduled for automatic deletion.

1.3 Information we receive from other sources

We receive information from our trusted partners, such as security partners, to protect against fraud, abuse, and other security threats to our Services, and from marketing vendors who provide us with information about potential customers of our business services.

We do not collect information from the public internet in order to train foundation models.

2. How we use Personal Data

We may use Personal Data for the following purposes. We may also aggregate or de-identify Personal Data so that it no longer identifies you and use that information to understand how the Services are used and to improve them. We will maintain and use de-identified information in de-identified form and will not attempt to reidentify it, unless required by law.

To provide, analyze, and maintain our Services, for example to respond to your questions and to show you the public website.
To improve and develop our Services and conduct research, for example to develop new product features. We do not use your Personal Data to train or fine-tune the third-party foundation models that generate responses. Those providers run inference so the product can reply. Their names appear on our Trust Center subprocessor list.
To communicate with you, including about our Services and events, and about changes or improvements.
To prevent fraud, illegal activity, or misuse of our Services, and to protect the security of our systems and Services.
To measure the performance of our advertising and to show our ads on LinkedIn to people who have visited our public website, if you allow Marketing cookies, as described in the Cookie Policy.
To respond to inquiries submitted through our contact form, follow up with the people and organizations who send them, manage our relationships with partner organizations (our internal sales pipeline), and analyze those inquiries internally.
To count partner inquiries submitted through our contact form, only if you allow Analytics cookies and in the cases described in the Cookie Policy.
To measure whether our LinkedIn advertising leads to partner inquiries submitted through our contact form, only if you allow Marketing cookies and in the cases described in the Cookie Policy.
To comply with legal obligations and to protect the rights, privacy, safety, or property of our users, Further, or third parties.

If you ask us to connect you with a real estate professional, we may receive compensation from that real estate professional.

3. Disclosure of Personal Data

We may disclose your Personal Data in the following circumstances:

Other users and third parties you interact or share information with. Certain features may allow you to interact or share information with other users or third parties. Information you share with third parties is governed by their own terms and privacy policies.

Vendors and service providers. To assist us in meeting business operations needs and to perform certain services and functions, we may disclose Personal Data to vendors and service providers, including providers of hosting services, customer service, cloud services, content delivery, support and safety monitoring, email communication, web analytics that process on our behalf, and other information technology providers. Our Trust Center lists subprocessors at trust.withfurther.com/subprocessors. Pursuant to our instructions, these parties, other than our website host described below, access, process, or store Personal Data only in the course of performing their duties to us.

Our website host. Framer hosts our public website. It receives each request your browser makes to those pages, receives the messages you send through our contact form and delivers them to us, and measures page views and page performance with its own analytics as described in the Cookie Policy.

Advertising partners. If you allow Marketing cookies on our public website, we disclose Technical Information to our advertising partner, LinkedIn, so we can measure visits from our ads, understand our audience in aggregate, and build audiences of people who have visited our public marketing pages so that LinkedIn can show them our ads (sometimes called retargeting). LinkedIn may also use that information for its own advertising purposes, including to recognize you as described in its policies. LinkedIn is the only advertising partner on our public website. If you allow Marketing cookies and your contact form submission carries the measurement note described in “Personal Data we collect”, we also send LinkedIn one report that an inquiry was submitted; it carries a one-way hashed (SHA-256) version of the work email address you entered, so LinkedIn can match it to a LinkedIn member for advertising attribution and optimization under LinkedIn’s terms. We do not send your name, your institution, or the email address itself. Where LinkedIn’s JavaScript tag runs on our Contact page, it also records the same inquiry in your browser, with the same random event identifier as our report. LinkedIn uses that identifier to count the inquiry once; it also lets LinkedIn connect the two reports, including the hashed email, for that inquiry. The copy of your inquiry that our website host sends us may also show that random event identifier, and our record of your inquiry may keep it too. See the Cookie Policy. This disclosure is not the service-provider relationship described under “Vendors and service providers” above.

Government authorities or other third parties. We may share your Personal Data, including information about your interaction with our Services, with government authorities, industry peers, or other third parties in compliance with the law (i) if required to do so to comply with a legal obligation, or in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to comply with a legal obligation, (ii) to protect and defend our rights or property, (iii) if we determine, in our sole discretion, that there is a violation of our terms, policies, or the law, (iv) to detect or prevent fraud or other illegal activity, (v) to protect the safety, security, and integrity of our products, employees, users, or the public, or (vi) to protect against legal liability.

Partner organizations. If you choose to be connected with a professional at one of our partner organizations (for example a lender or a real estate brokerage), that professional and the organization’s administrators can see information about you in our Services: your name, email address, and profile photo; your home-buying preferences, including the financial information you provide; the listings you save; the channel through which you started using our Services; your activity in our Services, such as when you first and last used them, how many sessions you have had, and which suggested next steps you acted on; the record of your consent to be connected, including when you gave or withdrew it; and scores we calculate from that information, including for plan feasibility, purchase readiness, financial qualification, and engagement.

Affiliates. We may disclose Personal Data to our affiliates, meaning an entity that controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with Further. Our affiliates may use this Personal Data in a manner consistent with this Privacy Policy.

Business transfers. If we are involved in strategic transactions, reorganization, bankruptcy, receivership, or transition of service to another provider (collectively, a “Transaction”), your Personal Data may be disclosed in the diligence process with counterparties and others assisting with the Transaction and transferred to a successor or affiliate as part of that Transaction along with other assets.

4. Retention

We retain your Personal Data only as long as we need it to provide our Services to you, or for other legitimate business purposes such as resolving disputes, safety and security, or complying with our legal obligations. How long we retain Personal Data depends on: our purpose for processing it; the amount, nature, and sensitivity of the information; the potential risk of harm from unauthorized use or disclosure; and any legal requirements that apply to us.

Some records described above have fixed schedules:

If we keep a record of your contact form inquiry, it is kept, with the details our team adds to it, for up to 24 months after you submit it and is then deleted automatically; our data-warehouse provider’s recovery features may keep copies for up to about two weeks after that.
The count record for a contact inquiry is kept for up to 90 days and is then scheduled for deletion; our data-warehouse provider’s recovery features may keep copies for up to about two weeks after that.
The temporary record that links a contact form submission to your cookie choice is used for at most ten minutes after you submit and is then scheduled for automatic deletion, which our database provider says typically happens within 24 hours. If it holds your hashed email, the hash is removed from the current record earlier, when our server authorizes or refuses the LinkedIn report; if your browser never confirms the submission, it stays until that automatic deletion. Our database provider keeps prior versions of the record for about an hour, and a one-way fingerprint derived from the record’s contents, including the hash, remains in the record until its automatic deletion.
Our servers log each request your browser makes to our contact form measurement endpoint, including your IP address, browser details, and the address requested, and keep those logs for 30 days for security and operations. Requests we refuse, for example because they are forged, malformed, sent from another website, or over our rate limits, and requests that fail with an error, are also kept in our security logs for 400 days.

5. Your rights

Depending on where you live, you may have certain statutory rights in relation to your Personal Data. For example, you may have the right to: access your Personal Data and information relating to how it is processed; delete your Personal Data from our records; update or correct your Personal Data; be free from discrimination relating to the exercise of any of your privacy rights; transfer your Personal Data to a third party (right to data portability); restrict how we process your Personal Data; withdraw your consent — where we rely on consent as the legal basis for processing — at any time; object to how we process your Personal Data; lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority.

You may be able to exercise some of these rights through your Services account. If you are unable to exercise your rights through your account, please submit your request to hello@withfurther.com.

Residents of some US states may opt out of the sharing of Personal Data for cross-context behavioral advertising, or of targeted advertising, as those terms are used in those laws. On our public website, you can do that by rejecting Marketing cookies in Cookie Preferences, by using the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” control, or by enabling Global Privacy Control. We honor GPC automatically. The same controls stop the hashed-email report to LinkedIn and the LinkedIn tag on our Contact page described in “Disclosure of Personal Data”: if Marketing is off, or your browser sends GPC, when you submit our contact form, no report is sent and the tag does not record the inquiry. We do not sell Personal Data for monetary consideration.

Verification. In order to protect your Personal Data from unauthorized access, change, or deletion, we may require you to verify your credentials before you can submit a request to know, correct, or delete Personal Data. If you do not have an account with us, or if we suspect fraudulent or malicious activity, we may ask you to provide additional Personal Data for verification. If we cannot verify your identity, we will not be able to honor your request.

Authorized agents. You may also submit a rights request through an authorized agent. If you do so, the agent must present signed written permission to act on your behalf and you may also be required to independently verify your identity with us. Authorized-agent requests can be submitted to hello@withfurther.com.

Appeals. Depending on where you live, you may have the right to appeal a decision we make relating to requests to exercise your rights. To appeal a decision, please send your request to hello@withfurther.com.

6. Accuracy

Services like artificial intelligence chatbots generate responses by reading a user’s request and, in response, predicting the words most likely to appear next. In some cases, the words most likely to appear next may not be the most factually accurate. For this reason, you should not rely on the factual accuracy of output from the AI models our Services use as the primary basis of your investment, financial, or tax planning decisions. If you notice that the Services output contains factually inaccurate information about you and you would like to request a correction or removal of the information, you can submit these requests to hello@withfurther.com, and we will consider your request based on applicable law and the technical capabilities of the AI models our Services use.

7. Location

Further processes your Personal Data for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy on servers located in various jurisdictions, including servers that our cloud service providers operate in the United States. While data protection law varies by country, we apply the protections described in this policy to your Personal Data regardless of where it is processed, and only transfer that data pursuant to legally valid transfer mechanisms.

8. Children

Users under 18 are not permitted to use our Services. Our Services are not directed to, or intended for, children under 18. We do not knowingly collect Personal Data from children under 18. If you have reason to believe that a person under 18 has provided Personal Data to Further through the Services, please email us at hello@withfurther.com. We will investigate any notification and, if appropriate, delete the Personal Data from our systems.

9. Security

We implement commercially reasonable technical, administrative, and organizational measures designed to protect Personal Data from loss, misuse, and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction. However, no Internet or email transmission is ever fully secure or error free. Therefore, you should take special care in deciding what information you provide to the Services. In addition, we are not responsible for circumvention of any privacy settings or security measures contained on the Services, or third-party websites.

10. Additional US state disclosures

Some US state privacy laws require specific disclosures. You can read more about the Personal Data we collect in “Personal Data we collect” above, how we use it in “How we use Personal Data” above, how we disclose it in “Disclosure of Personal Data” above, and how we retain it in “Retention” above.

Categories we collect, as described above:

Identifiers, such as your name, contact details, IP address, and other device identifiers, and a one-way hashed version of your email address that we disclose to our advertising partner only if you allow Marketing cookies and submit our contact form
Network activity information, such as Content and how you interact with our Services
Communication information, such as your contact information when you send us email or use our contact form
Professional information, such as your institution and work email when you use our contact form
Commercial information, such as demo requests and home-buying preferences you choose to provide
Financial information you choose to provide, such as your income, monthly debt payments, down payment, and credit-score range
Geolocation data, such as the general area from which your device accesses our Services based on information like its IP address
Account credentials, if you create an account
Inferences we may create from the information above in order to provide the Services (for example home-buying preferences). We do not use those inferences as a basis for lending decisions. Lending decisions, if any, are made by licensed partners.

We use this information to provide, analyze, and maintain our Services; improve and develop our Services; communicate with you; follow up on contact form inquiries, manage our partner pipeline, and analyze inquiries internally; count contact form inquiries, only if you allow Analytics cookies; measure advertising and build advertising audiences if you allow Marketing cookies; prevent fraud and protect security; and comply with legal obligations.

We may disclose this information to vendors and service providers who process on our instructions; to our website host, as described in “Disclosure of Personal Data”; to advertising partners if you allow Marketing cookies (including a hashed email address from a contact form submission, as described in “Disclosure of Personal Data”); to government authorities or other third parties for the legal reasons described above; to partner organizations, as described in “Disclosure of Personal Data”; to parties involved in Transactions; and to other users and third parties you interact or share information with.

11. Changes to this Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we do, we will publish an updated version and effective date on this page, unless another type of notice is required by applicable law.

12. How to contact us

Please contact us at legal@withfurther.com if you have any questions or concerns not already addressed in this Privacy Policy.

Privacy rights requests: hello@withfurther.com.

Mail: With Further Inc., 1763 Columbia Road NW, Suite 100, Washington, DC 20009, Attn: Legal.

Cookie Policy

Learn how we use cookies and manage your preferences

Last updated: September 30, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how With Further Inc. (“With Further,” “we”, “our”, “us”) uses cookies and similar technologies on our public website (the “Site”). The Site is made up of these pages at withfurther.com and www.withfurther.com: the homepage; our About, Implementation, Platform, Homebuyers, Loan Officers, Security, and Contact pages; this Privacy and Cookie Policy page; and our Terms of Use page. Other paths on withfurther.com, such as sign-up and sign-in, are served by our product application, and this Cookie Policy does not describe them.

This policy describes what cookies are, why we use them, the types we use on this Site, and how you can manage your preferences. Read it together with our Privacy Policy.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They help websites remember information about your visit.

In this policy, we use “cookies” to refer to technologies that store or access information on your device, including:

HTTP cookies — first-party (set by us) and third-party (set by our partners)
Local storage and session storage
Pixels, web beacons, and tags
Device identifiers
JavaScript that collects interaction data

2. How we use cookies

We use cookies to provide, protect, and improve the Site.

Strictly necessary. Essential for core functionality, security, and remembering your cookie choices (for example the consent cookie and our cookie-choice receipt).
Preferences. Remember choices that change how the Site behaves. We do not currently set a separate preferences cookie on this Site.
Analytics. Understand how the Site is used. We do not currently load an analytics tag that we control on this Site. If we add one later, it will stay off until you allow Analytics cookies, and we will update this inventory before it goes live. Our server counts contact form inquiries only if you allow Analytics (see section 4); no Jitsu or other analytics tag loads in your browser for that, and our page’s own code sends the confirmation described there. Our website host’s own page-view and performance measurement is separate and does not depend on this category; see section 4.
Marketing. Measure advertising, understand our audience in aggregate, and build audiences of Site visitors for our advertising. On this Site, Marketing cookies are how the LinkedIn integration on our public marketing pages runs, if you allow them.

Marketing cookies are off until you allow them in Cookie Preferences. They stay off if you reject Marketing, if you have not chosen yet, if we cannot record your choice, or if your browser sends Global Privacy Control. Allowing Analytics alone does not enable LinkedIn.

3. Specific cookies we use

We maintain this inventory as part of our consent management on the Site. To review or update your preferences at any time, use Cookie Preferences on the Site.

Necessary (always active)

__Host-cookie_consent_preferences. Who sets it: Further (first-party, host-prefixed). Purpose: Stores your cookie-category choices so we can honor them on later visits. Retention: 365 days.

When you make a choice, and each time a page of the Site loads while a choice is stored or while GPC applies, the Site also sends a cookie-choice receipt to https://ingest.withfurther.com/consent/site. That request carries a random receipt identifier, your category choices, and whether GPC was present. It does not carry your name, email, or the page URL.

Our website host, Framer, may set additional strictly necessary cookies to operate and secure the Site. Those names are controlled by the host.

Analytics (consent required)

We set no analytics cookie and load no analytics tag on this Site. If you allow Analytics, our Contact page's own code can add the measurement note and send the confirmation described in section 4, so that our server can count inquiries; that sets no HTTP cookie and no browser storage. Our website host’s page-view and performance measurement, described in section 4, sets no HTTP cookies and is not part of this category, because your choices do not control it.

Preferences (consent required)

None on this Site at this time.

Marketing (consent required) — LinkedIn on our public marketing pages

If you allow Marketing cookies, the LinkedIn JavaScript tag can store identifiers in your browser on our domain, including li_fat_id, li_giant, and li_adsId / li_adsid. Those are the names our integration removes when you withdraw Marketing consent. LinkedIn may also set cookies on its own domain, subject to your browser.

We do not enable LinkedIn’s email matching in the tag in your browser, on any page, including our Contact page. Before the tag runs, we remove any stored LinkedIn email-matching value (li_hem) and any stored LinkedIn data-collection override left in your browser, and the tag does not run if we cannot confirm they are gone. We do not send email-matching commands from the tag. The separate, server-side contact form report described in section 4 is the only way a hashed email reaches LinkedIn from this Site, and only if you allow Marketing cookies.

Retention for LinkedIn’s own cookies is described in LinkedIn’s Cookie Policy and cookie table, not guessed here. The image-pixel fallback described below does not create the JavaScript tag’s first-party measurement storage.

4. Third-party services on this Site

Page-view and performance measurement by our website host (Framer). Framer hosts the Site, and its hosting service includes its own analytics. On every page of the Site, whatever your cookie choices (before you choose, after you reject, and when your browser sends Global Privacy Control), Framer’s analytics script loads from events.framer.com and sends Framer a page-view report, and it can also send performance reports that measure how the page loaded and responded. The page-view report carries the full address of the page, including any query string (for example, parameters added to a link you followed from an ad), the referring page, your time zone and language setting, and a random identifier that changes with every page view. A performance report carries the page’s address, including its query string, with timing measurements and a random identifier for that report. If the address of a page carries LinkedIn’s click identifier (li_fat_id), which LinkedIn adds to the links in our LinkedIn ads, our site removes it from the address before Framer’s analytics runs, and Framer’s page-view and performance reports do not carry it. Framer’s hosting still receives the full address with the request for the page itself. If you have allowed Marketing cookies, LinkedIn’s own tag can still read the identifier when it starts, as described below. Your IP address and browser details reach Framer with the request, as they do for every page Framer serves. This measurement sets no HTTP cookies and no browser storage. Framer states that it hashes “the IP address and user agent with a daily rotating secret (salt) that resets and deletes every day to calculate daily unique visitors”, and that Framer Analytics “does not use cookies and does not generate any persistent identifiers”; see Framer’s GDPR and cookies article.

Framer also loads a frame from framer.com on every page of the Site, whatever your cookie choices, which Framer uses for on-page editing of the Site. In our checks it set no HTTP cookies or browser storage in a new browser. If you are signed in to Framer in the same browser, your browser may send your Framer cookies to framer.com with that request.

LinkedIn advertising measurement and audience building on our public marketing pages. If you allow Marketing cookies, we use LinkedIn’s Insight Tag or image pixel on our public marketing pages to measure visits from our ads, understand our audience in aggregate, and build audiences of people who have visited those pages so that LinkedIn can show them our ads (sometimes called retargeting). We do not load this integration before your choice, if you reject Marketing cookies, or when your browser sends Global Privacy Control. Allowing Analytics alone does not enable LinkedIn.

LinkedIn may receive your IP address, browser and device information, the time of your visit, and cookie identifiers. In ordinary browsers, its tag can also receive the page URL, permitted campaign parameters and referrer, and information about public page activity such as button clicks. It may use this information to recognize LinkedIn members and improve or personalize advertising. Further receives aggregate audience and ad-performance reports. This integration runs on our public marketing pages: the homepage and our About, Implementation, Platform, Homebuyers, Loan Officers, Security, and Contact pages. It does not load on this Privacy and Cookie Policy page or the Terms of Use page. On our Contact page, LinkedIn’s tag records that the form’s submit button was clicked. Our integration does not give the tag what you type into the form.

Inside the LinkedIn app and in browsers without the navigation controls required by our integration, we use an image pixel instead of the JavaScript tag. This sends our LinkedIn partner identifier, the public site origin, and browser request information, but does not run LinkedIn Website Actions or first-party enhanced conversion tracking.

You can withdraw Marketing consent at any time using Cookie Preferences. What happens on the page you are on depends on which path loaded:

JavaScript tag. The page blocks further tracking requests and, once we have finished recording your updated choice, reloads so it starts again without the tag.
Image pixel. The page stays as it is and does not reload. The pixel is not loaded again.

In both cases we remove the LinkedIn identifiers our integration stores in your browser, to the extent your browser lets us remove them. Withdrawal does not undo information already sent. Our site cannot delete cookies belonging to LinkedIn’s own domain; you can manage those through your browser and LinkedIn’s advertising controls.

See LinkedIn’s Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and advertising choices.

Contact form measurement. If you submit the form on our Contact page while you have allowed Analytics or Marketing cookies and your browser does not send Global Privacy Control, the form carries a short measurement note (see the Privacy Policy, “Personal Data you provide”). The form does not carry the note if the address of our Contact page carried extra parameters when you arrived there (for example, because you followed a link in one of our ads); reaching the Contact page from another page of the Site is not affected. Without a measurement note, none of the contact form measurement in this section happens: there is no inquiry count and no conversion report to LinkedIn, from our server or from the page. Our website host sends each submission to our server, and may also send it to us by email. Our server checks it and keeps a one-way hashed version of your work email only if you allowed Marketing cookies. It may also keep your name, institution, and work email as a record of your inquiry, whatever your cookie choices (see the Privacy Policy, “Contact inquiry records”). After our website host accepts your submission, the page sends one request to our own server, ingest.withfurther.com, with the note’s random attempt identifier and your current cookie choices, so that our server can confirm them. That request carries no HTTP cookies and no referring page, and it may be repeated a few times within seconds if our server has not yet received your submission. Our server then acts only on the categories you allowed both when you submitted and when the page confirmed, within ten minutes of your submission and under the same saved choice. If GPC is present, none of this contact form measurement happens. This adds no HTTP cookies or browser storage.

Contact inquiry count (server-side, Analytics). For a submission that carries the measurement note, if you allowed Analytics cookies, our server records that an inquiry was submitted, through our own Jitsu installation, in our data warehouse (an event type, an event name, a timestamp, and a fixed measurement label). No Jitsu or other analytics tag loads in your browser for this, and the record has no name, email address, IP address, or other identifier. It is kept for up to 90 days and is then scheduled for deletion.

Contact form conversion report to LinkedIn (server-side, Marketing). For a submission that carries the measurement note, if you allowed Marketing cookies, our server sends LinkedIn one report, through LinkedIn’s Conversions API, that our “Partner inquiry submitted” conversion happened. Before sending, our server compares the cookie choice recorded with your submission against the choice your browser reports after the form is accepted, within ten minutes of your submission. If Marketing is off or has been withdrawn at that check, if your choice cannot be confirmed, or if GPC is present, no report is authorized and none is sent.

The report carries our identifier for that conversion rule, a random event identifier (the same one carried in the form’s measurement note), the time of the submission, and a one-way hashed (SHA-256) version of the work email address you entered, trimmed and lowercased. It does not carry your name, your institution, the email address itself, your IP address, the page URL, your browser details, or any HTTP cookie. LinkedIn uses the hashed email to match the report to a LinkedIn member so it can attribute the inquiry to our advertising and optimize our campaigns, under LinkedIn’s Ads Agreement and Data Processing Agreement. LinkedIn states that Conversions API data is stored in the United States and deleted after 180 days, and that only aggregate conversion reporting persists after that; see LinkedIn’s Conversions API page.

Contact form conversion in your browser (Marketing). If you allowed Marketing cookies, LinkedIn’s tag loads on our Contact page as described above. When a submission that carries the measurement note is accepted, and only if the tag has loaded, the page tells the tag once that our “Partner inquiry submitted” conversion happened, with the same random event identifier our server uses for its report. LinkedIn uses that shared identifier to count the inquiry once. Because the two reports share it, LinkedIn can connect the browser report, which reaches LinkedIn with LinkedIn’s cookies and the page address, to the server report’s hashed work email for the same inquiry.

What we keep, and withdrawal. The temporary record that links your submission to your cookie choice holds the hashed email in its current version only until our server authorizes or refuses the LinkedIn report; the record is used for at most ten minutes and is then scheduled for automatic deletion, which our database provider says typically happens within 24 hours (see the Privacy Policy, “Retention”, for prior versions and the fingerprint). Our servers also log each request your browser makes to our measurement endpoint (see the Privacy Policy, “Retention”). Turning Marketing off in Cookie Preferences before you submit means no report is sent and the tag does not record the inquiry. Once our server has authorized a report, a later withdrawal cannot recall it, even if it has not yet left our server.

We do not currently load Google Analytics, Google Ads tags, Meta Pixel, HubSpot, or Google Maps on this Site, and no Jitsu script runs in your browser. The contact inquiry count above goes through our own Jitsu installation, on our servers.

5. Your cookie choices and controls

Cookie Preferences. When you first visit, you can Accept All, Reject All, or Customize categories. You can reopen Cookie Preferences at any time from the Cookie Preferences link in the footer of every page of the Site, including after you have already chosen. Opening the dialog does not change your saved choice; saving a new choice does.
Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. This link in the footer of every page of the Site opens the same Cookie Preferences dialog. Turning Marketing off and saving is how this Site opts you out of the LinkedIn advertising measurement and audience building described above. It also stops the LinkedIn tag on our Contact page and contact form conversion reports that our server has not already authorized (see section 4).
Global Privacy Control (GPC). We honor GPC automatically. Analytics and Marketing stay off for everything we control on this Site. You can still set Preferences. GPC does not switch off our website host’s page-view and performance measurement described in section 4.
Browser controls. You can delete or block cookies in your browser. Blocking necessary cookies may prevent us from remembering your choices.
LinkedIn advertising controls. linkedin.com/psettings/advertising.

We do not treat the older “Do Not Track” browser signal as a cookie choice. We do honor Global Privacy Control.

6. Privacy rights by region

We respect privacy laws in the United States.

California (CCPA/CPRA) and similar state laws.

We do not sell Personal Data for monetary consideration.
The LinkedIn integration on our public marketing pages, if you allow Marketing, and the contact form conversion reports described in section 4 may constitute “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising or “targeted advertising” as those terms are used in some state laws. That classification is described here as a disclosure of what the tag and the reports do, not as a legal conclusion.
You can opt out via Cookie Preferences, the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” control, or Global Privacy Control.
We honor GPC automatically.

Residents of other US states with similar opt-out rights can use the same controls.

7. Children’s privacy

Our Services are not directed to children under 18. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe we have inadvertently collected such information, please contact us at legal@withfurther.com.

8. Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in our practices, technology, legal requirements, or other factors. When we make changes, the “Last updated” date will be revised, and at our discretion we may notify you via email or a prominent notice on the Site. We also may ask you to re-confirm your cookie preferences. We will not add a new analytics or advertising tag to this Site without updating this inventory first.