Draft pending professional legal review. This document describes how DiligenceControl actually behaves today. It has not been reviewed or approved by a lawyer, it is not legal advice, and no regulatory certification is claimed.
Cookie and browser storage notice (draft)
Exactly what is kept in your browser, and why.
1. What is stored
- Sign-in session. When you sign in, the authentication provider stores a session token in your browser so you stay signed in between pages. This is strictly necessary: the workspace cannot function without it. Signing out removes it.
- Interface preferences. Small values such as saved view choices are kept in your browser so screens open the way you left them.
2. What is not used
- No advertising cookies.
- No cross-site tracking or ad-network pixels.
- No third-party analytics profile of you as an individual.
- No cookie is used to build a marketing audience.
Because only strictly necessary and preference storage is used, there is no consent banner to accept or reject. If any optional tracking is ever added, this notice will be updated and consent will be requested first.
3. Controlling browser storage
You can clear cookies and site data in your browser at any time. Clearing them signs you out and resets interface preferences; no deal record is affected.
4. Questions
Questions about this notice: support@diligencecontrol.com. This draft is prepared for later professional legal review.
Who operates DiligenceControl
DiligenceControl is operated by Aaron Sperber as an individual business owner. It is not a registered company, and no corporate entity, company number or incorporation jurisdiction exists.
All notices, privacy requests, billing questions, cancellation requests and support go to support@diligencecontrol.com. DiligenceControl is an online service and does not operate a public office address.
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