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Cookie Policy

A short document, because the list is short: what is required to sign in, what remembers your preferences, and what is optional analytics you can decline.

Effective January 15, 2026 · Version 2.0

The short version

  • Sign-in and security storage is required - without it the product cannot keep you authenticated.
  • Preferences stay in your browser and never leave it.
  • Analytics is optional, only runs on public pages, and only where it is configured and consented to.
  • No advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking, and no sale of what we collect.

The summary is a courtesy; the sections below are the document.

01What we use and why

This policy covers cookies and similar technologies - local storage, session storage, and pixels - on our public website and in the platform. It sits alongside our privacy policy, which explains how the resulting personal information is handled.

We keep this deliberately small. Some storage is required for the product to function at all; the rest is optional and exists to tell us which parts of the product people actually use.

02Categories we set

Strictly necessary

Required to sign in, keep you signed in, protect against cross-site request forgery, remember your company and workspace context, and route requests correctly. These cannot be switched off without breaking authentication, and they are not used for analytics.

Preferences

Stored locally in your browser to remember choices such as language, layout density, and whether you have dismissed a notice. Clearing site data resets them.

Analytics (optional)

Product analytics tell us which pages and features get used and where sessions break. These load only when analytics is configured for the deployment you are using, and where consent is required they load only after you consent. They are restricted to public marketing pages and are not loaded inside authenticated product pages.

Typical storage by category. Exact names vary with deployment configuration.
CategoryPurposeSet byTypical duration
Session and authenticationKeeps you signed in and scopes requests to your company and workspaceBhogar (first party)Session, or until sign-out
SecurityCross-site request forgery protection and abuse preventionBhogar (first party)Session
PreferencesLanguage, interface preferences, dismissed notices, consent choiceBhogar (first party, local storage)Until you clear site data
Product analyticsPage and feature usage, performance, and error diagnostics on public pagesGoogle Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity - only where configuredUp to 24 months

04Third parties

Where analytics is enabled, the providers named above process usage data as our processors under their own terms. IP anonymisation is applied where the provider supports it. Beyond those, our public pages do not embed third-party trackers, social widgets, or advertising tags.

Inside the platform, telemetry is sent to the observability backend your company configures rather than to a third party of our choosing.

05Self-managed deployments

If your company runs the platform in its own cloud subscription, analytics is off unless your administrators enable it, and any storage is set under your company’s own privacy notice rather than ours. This policy then applies only to our public website.

06Changes and contact

We update this policy whenever we add or remove a technology in the categories above; the effective date and version at the top reflect the current text. Questions, or a request for the exact list of names and durations for your deployment, go to privacy@bhogar.ai.

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