When you visit codexdatadev.com, we use small data files called cookies along with similar tracking technologies to improve your experience. Think of these as helpful assistants that remember your preferences and help our budget approval workflow platform work more smoothly for you.

These technologies include cookies, web beacons, local storage, and session tokens. They work together to understand how you interact with our financial management tools and ensure everything functions properly when you return to our site.

We believe in transparency about how these technologies work. Most websites use similar approaches, but we want you to understand exactly what happens when you browse our platform and how it benefits your experience with our budget approval systems.

Different types of tracking serve different purposes on our platform. Some are absolutely necessary for basic functionality, while others help us improve and personalize your experience.

Here's what tracking actually does for you when using our budget approval platform. When you log in, cookies remember your authentication so you don't need to re-enter credentials constantly. They also maintain your dashboard customizations and workflow preferences between sessions.

Analytics help us understand which approval processes take too long or where users get confused. For example, if we notice many people struggling with a particular step in budget submission, we can redesign that interface to be clearer.

Performance tracking identifies slow-loading reports or features that aren't working properly on certain devices. This allows us to fix technical issues quickly and ensure your financial management tools remain reliable and efficient.

You have control over how tracking technologies work on your device. Most browsers allow you to manage these settings, though disabling certain types may affect platform functionality.

• Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data
• Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data
• Safari: Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data
• Edge: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Cookies and site data

Different types of data stay on your device for different periods. Session cookies expire when you close your browser, while persistent cookies may last anywhere from a few days to two years, depending on their purpose.

Essential cookies for our budget approval platform typically last for your session or up to 30 days. Preference cookies might persist for six months to a year so you don't lose your customizations. Analytics cookies usually expire after two years.

You can delete all cookies at any time through your browser settings. Keep in mind this will log you out of codexdatadev.com and reset any personalized settings you've configured for your financial workflow management.