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Description	This cookie stores a unique UUID key to help identify a customer later. When a customer clicks on one of your ads from a Partner's site, they're typically directed to impact.com's tracking server, which places this cookie to initially identify them. The next time they click on one of your ads, impact.com can more easily identify this customer for attribution and reporting.
Life span	720 days
Source	Tracking server
Size	Approximately 40 characters
Cookie type	Third-party

IR_PI

IRLD

IR_GBD

IR_{Campaign_ID}

EPERSIST