Cookie & Data Tracking Policy

What Are Tracking Technologies?

When you browse clariontevox.com, various tracking technologies collect information about your visit. These aren't just traditional cookies anymore—we're talking about web beacons, local storage, session identifiers, and pixel tags. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help us understand how people actually use our financial modeling platform.

Some of this tracking happens automatically the moment you load a page. Other tracking kicks in when you interact with specific features—like when you download a resource or sign up for our newsletter. It's worth understanding that modern websites rely heavily on these technologies to function properly.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Here's the practical side—when you're building complex financial models, tracking helps us remember where you left off, what templates you prefer, and which calculation methods you use most often. Without this data, you'd need to reconfigure everything each time you visit.

The analytics side shows us patterns too. If most people struggle with a particular modeling concept, we can create better tutorials or redesign that section. Marketing cookies help us avoid showing you ads for beginner courses when you're clearly working at an advanced level.

Managing Your Preferences

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might break certain features of our platform. Things like saved model templates, custom dashboard layouts, and progress tracking won't work properly if essential cookies are disabled.

Data Retention and Your Control

We keep most tracking data for 26 months, which aligns with Google Analytics standards. Essential cookies typically expire when you close your browser or after 30 days, whichever comes first. Marketing cookies usually last between 30-90 days depending on the advertising platform.

You can request deletion of your tracking profile at any time by contacting us directly. We'll remove non-essential data within 30 days, though some anonymized analytics data might remain for business intelligence purposes.