What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device when you visit them. At Quivorati, we use cookies and similar tracking technologies to make your experience with our financial analysis platform more efficient and personalized.

These technologies help us remember your preferences, understand how you interact with our tools, and provide you with relevant information about business financial analysis opportunities. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help us tailor your experience.

Types of Cookies We Use

How Cookies Enhance Your Experience

When you're working with financial analysis tools, cookies help streamline your workflow. For instance, they remember which financial reports you've customized, keep you logged in during longer analysis sessions, and ensure your data preferences persist across visits.

Analytics cookies show us which features Australian businesses find most valuable — like cash flow forecasting or profitability analysis tools. This feedback helps us prioritize improvements and develop new capabilities that matter to our users.

Data Retention and Your Control

Different cookies have different lifespans. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while others might persist for months to remember your preferences. You have full control over non-essential cookies and can withdraw your consent at any time.

We regularly review and clean up stored data, removing information that's no longer needed. Most analytics data is anonymized within 14 months, and marketing cookies typically expire within 12 months unless refreshed by your continued use of our site.

Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

Beyond our cookie preference center, you can manage cookies directly through your browser settings. Each browser handles this differently, so here's how to access these controls:

Third-Party Services and Cookies

Some cookies on our site come from third-party services we use to enhance your experience. These might include analytics providers like Google Analytics, customer support tools, or payment processors. Each of these services has its own privacy policy and cookie practices.

We carefully vet our third-party partners to ensure they meet our privacy standards. However, we recommend reviewing their privacy policies if you want to understand how they handle your data independently of our relationship with them.