Use of cookies, identifiers, and similar technologies

Cookies are small text files that a website or application stores on your browser or device when you visit or use Flecsa. They help remember preferences, maintain active sessions, measure usage, or improve security.

We also use similar technologies such as local storage (localStorage), sessionStorage, in-memory session identifiers, and technical pixels when needed for equivalent functions.

Cookies may be classified according to various legal and technical criteria:

These cookies are essential for Flecsa to work properly. They enable authentication, load balancing, CSRF security, session continuity after page reload, and content delivery from distributed infrastructure.

They do not require prior consent under common EU cookie guidance, although we must inform you of their use. If you block them in your browser, you may not be able to sign in or use essential features.

These remember choices such as interface language, sidebar state, client notification preferences, or accessibility settings. The usual legal basis is your consent or, in some cases, legitimate interest where the preference is strictly necessary to provide a requested feature.

Typical duration ranges from 30 days to 12 months, depending on the nature of the stored preference.

Flecsa uses localStorage to remember settings that improve the experience without requiring a server request on every visit. Examples during private beta:

During private beta, Flecsa may not use third-party analytics cookies. If we enable them in the future, they will allow us to understand in an aggregated, pseudonymized way how the platform is used (pages visited, errors, performance).

In that case, we will request your prior consent via a banner or preference center, in line with applicable ePrivacy rules. You may reject them without affecting access to essential features.

When using Sign in with Google or other OAuth providers, those third parties may set their own cookies under their policies. Flecsa does not directly control those cookies. We recommend reviewing the relevant provider’s privacy and cookie policies.

Infrastructure providers (hosting, CDN) may use strictly necessary technical cookies for service delivery.

Session cookies expire when you close the browser. Persistent cookies are kept for the period defined in their technical configuration, typically between 24 hours and 12 months, except security cookies that may renew on each visit.

We periodically review cookie duration to comply with the data minimization principle.

You can manage cookies in several ways:

We will update this Cookie Policy when we incorporate new technologies, providers, or purposes. The “Last updated” date reflects the current version. We will notify you via in-app notice if changes require renewed consent.