Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a site. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, and pixels. They can be first-party (set by us) or third-party (set by a partner whose technology we embed).

We group technologies into the categories below. Exact names and lifetimes may change as we update the product.

Strictly necessary. Required for core functionality: security, load balancing, session or authentication tokens where needed to keep you signed in, and storing your cookie preference (for example in browser local storage under the key used by our cookie banner). These cannot be turned off without breaking essential features.

Performance. Help us measure visits, traffic sources, and errors so we can improve speed and reliability. Where we add analytics that are not strictly necessary, we intend to respect your non-essential opt-out choice once wired to our consent layer.

Functional. Remember choices such as language, locale path, or UI preferences to provide a smoother experience.

Targeting / marketing. May be used to understand campaign effectiveness or to support advertising-related features. If we load advertising or identification pixels, they fall in this category.

The application shell does not load visitor-identification, analytics, or session-replay scripts. This also applies to the non-retaining review interface. Third-party hosting controls are independently verified before non-retaining processing can be enabled.

The authenticated application uses a Secure, HttpOnly session cookie for sign-in. Authentication and account records are retained separately from document content.

When you first visit, you may see a banner with Accept all or Reject non-essential. Your choice is stored locally (for example in localStorage) so we do not show the banner again until you clear site data.

You can also control cookies through your browser settings (block third-party cookies, delete stored data, or use private browsing). Blocking some cookies may affect site behavior.

For how we process personal data more broadly, see our Privacy Notice.