Section 01
What browser storage is
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and sent with relevant web requests. Similar local storage technologies can remember temporary preferences. Some cookies are needed for secure authentication, while other tools are optional analytics or advertising technologies.
This Policy explains categories, purposes and choices. Actual cookie names and provider lists will be updated when optional analytics or marketing integrations are introduced.
Section 02
Strictly necessary cookies
When sign-in is enabled, we use first-party session cookies to keep a user signed in, protect authentication flows and preserve account security. Short-lived OAuth state cookies can help validate sign-in with external identity providers. These cookies are not intended for interest-based advertising.
Essential cookies are required for requested account functionality. Disabling them through browser controls may prevent login, secure sessions or account-management features from working.
Section 03
Analytics and marketing technologies
We do not rely on an assumed consent merely because you browse the website. If we activate analytics, advertising pixels or other non-essential tracking, we will document the providers, purposes, lifetimes and choices and obtain prior consent where required, including under applicable EEA/UK cookie rules.
If optional cookies are introduced, you should be able to make a meaningful choice and change it later. Any future cookie preference center must actually control the loading of optional scripts; this document alone is not a consent mechanism.
Section 04
Third-party services
Google sign-in, Meta account authorization and payment flows may involve leaving Automately or interacting with a provider's interface. Those providers may set their own cookies under their notices. Such processing is distinct from cookies controlled by Automately.
We will review external script and SDK usage before enabling integrations, particularly for visitors in jurisdictions with consent requirements.
Section 05
Your choices
Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies. You can also use private browsing and manage privacy controls offered by third-party providers. Blocking essential cookies can affect the operation of sign-in and other secure features.
For questions about cookies or personal-data requests, contact us using the Contact page. See our Privacy Policy for broader information about data handling.
Questions about this policy?
Contact our team about a privacy request, account issue or subscription question. Do not include passwords or access tokens in your message.
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