Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies

Cookies are small files placed on your device that help websites remember session state, preferences, and usage information.

2. Categories used by CanineOps

• Strictly necessary: login sessions, CSRF protection, and core security.
• Functional: UI preferences and workflow continuity.
• Analytics: usage measurement and service improvement insights.
• Attribution/marketing: campaign performance where enabled.

3. Third-party cookies

Some cookies may be set by service providers such as analytics or content delivery providers. Their processing may be governed by their own policies.

4. Your choices

You can manage cookie settings through browser controls and any available consent interfaces. Disabling some cookies may limit functionality, including login persistence and feature reliability.

5. Relationship to Privacy Policy

For broader data handling practices, review the CanineOps Privacy Policy.

Recommended footer/update language

"CanineOps uses cookies for security, session management, preferences, and analytics. Manage settings in your browser and applicable consent tools."

Page placement / acknowledgment / indexability

Placement: footer + consent banner link + privacy page cross-link. Acceptance required: no separate checkbox; manage via consent where required by law. Public indexable: Yes.

Attorney Review Recommendations

Confirm region-specific consent rules and banner obligations based on traffic geography.

Operational Risks to Consider

Tracking tags enabled without proper notice, inconsistent opt-out behavior, stale cookie inventory.

Items Requiring Business Decision

Default analytics mode by region and retention duration for analytics identifiers.

Suggested Future Compliance Improvements

Automated cookie scanner, consent-log retention controls, and regionalized banner behavior.