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This Cookie Policy explains how C365 uses cookies and similar technologies to keep accounts secure, remember essential settings and operate the platform.
In short
C365 uses cookies and similar technologies that are necessary for login, security and core platform functionality. Optional tracking should only be used where explicitly enabled and, where required, after consent.
How C365 uses cookies
C365 uses cookies and related technologies where necessary to provide and secure the service.
- Keep you signed in to your C365 account.
- Protect forms and account actions against unauthorized requests.
- Support account verification and security.
- Maintain essential session state.
- Remember certain technical or consent-related preferences where applicable.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are required for C365 to work correctly and securely. The platform cannot provide certain core features without them.
Anti-forgery protection
Helps protect forms and sensitive account actions against forged requests.
Session functionality
May be used to maintain short-lived application state required for normal operation.
Preferences
May be used to remember essential settings or cookie choices where such settings are provided.
Essential cookies do not exist for
advertising purposes.
They are used because they are necessary to provide requested functionality, maintain security or remember required settings.
Security technologies
C365 may use security services designed to prevent automated abuse, spam, fraudulent registrations or attacks against forms and accounts.
For example, where reCAPTCHA or a similar service is enabled, that provider may process technical information and use cookies or related technologies to distinguish legitimate users from automated activity.
The exact technologies used may change as C365 improves its security controls.
Analytics and advertising cookies
At present, C365 should only describe analytics, advertising or marketing cookies here if those technologies are actually enabled on the platform.
No unnecessary tracking should be assumed.
If C365 later introduces non-essential analytics, advertising pixels or similar tracking technologies, this policy will be updated and consent controls will be provided where required by law.
Third-party cookies and technologies
Some functionality may involve third-party providers. Those providers may set or access cookies or similar technologies according to their own services and policies.
Stripe
Stripe may use cookies and security technologies when you use its hosted Checkout or Customer Portal.
Security providers
Anti-abuse or captcha services may use technical identifiers to protect forms and account access.
Third-party services are responsible for their own processing activities. Their privacy and cookie practices may differ from those of C365.
Your cookie choices
Most browsers allow you to inspect, delete or block cookies through browser settings.
Blocking essential C365 cookies may prevent account login, form submission or other parts of the platform from working correctly.
If C365 introduces optional cookies that require consent, you will be given an appropriate way to accept, reject or manage those optional cookies.
Essential cookies cannot simply be
disabled inside C365.
They are required for core functionality. You can still block them through your browser, but parts of the service may stop working.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when C365 changes the technologies it uses or when legal requirements evolve.
The latest version will be published on this page and the "Last updated" date will be changed accordingly.
Questions about cookies?
If you have a question about how C365 uses cookies or similar technologies, contact us through the C365 contact page.
Need more information? Contact C365