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ClerDataFlo USA · Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy

This policy explains how clerdataflousa.com uses cookies and similar technologies. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.

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What cookies are

Small files your browser stores on request

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to remember information between pages or visits, such as preferences or whether a form has been submitted. A cookie on its own does not identify you by name; it identifies a browser session so the site can keep its own state straight while you move around.

The site is operated by ClerDataFlo USA from 770 Innovation Way, San Jose, CA 95134, USA. We control which cookies are set when you browse clerdataflousa.com, and this page describes what is set and why.

Types of cookies we use

Two categories, and what each one is for

We use strictly necessary cookies that support core site functionality, and analytical cookies that help us understand which pages are visited and how the site is used. We do not use cookies for advertising or cross-site tracking. The two categories below are the complete list of what this site sets through its own code.

Strictly necessary cookies

The ones the site cannot run without

These cookies are required for the site to function, for example to maintain a session while you complete the contact form. Without them, a form could not tell one submission apart from the next, and parts of the site would stop responding the way you expect.

They cannot be disabled through the site without affecting functionality. If you block them in your browser, the pages will still load, but the behaviour you rely on when sending a message may break.

Analytical cookies

How we read the pages that get used

Analytical cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site. This data is used to improve content and navigation. It is not used to identify individual visitors, and it is not shared for advertising purposes.

Reading an aggregate view rather than a person-by-person view matters here. When we see that a guide page gets opened and then closed quickly, the useful conclusion is that the page did not answer the question the visitor arrived with. That is a content problem we can fix. It is not a reason to follow anyone around the web.

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Managing cookies

Where you decide, and what changes when you do

Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies through their settings. The setting lives in the browser, not on this site, which is why there is no switch here that would do the same job. The rows below describe what each choice affects in practice.

Leave cookies enabled

The site behaves as described on this page: sessions hold while you fill in a form, and we get the aggregate page usage that tells us which guides are working.

Block analytical cookies only

Every page still opens and the contact form still sends. We simply lose the aggregate picture of which pages get read, so improvements to navigation and content slow down.

Block strictly necessary cookies

Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the site from working correctly, including the contact form. If you still want to reach us, email or call using the details at the bottom of this page instead.

Delete cookies already stored

Clearing stored cookies signs your browser out of any session it was holding. The next visit starts fresh, and the site will set the same necessary cookies again because it cannot run without them.

Browse in a private window

A private or incognito window discards its cookies when you close it. The session still works while the window is open, which is a reasonable way to read the guides without leaving anything behind.

Third-party cookies

Who else can set a cookie here

If third-party services are used to support site functionality, they may set their own cookies. We do not permit third-party advertising cookies on this site. Any third-party cookie you encounter here comes from a service that keeps a page working, not from a service that builds an advertising profile of you.

Third-party cookies are controlled by the service that sets them, so their retention periods and deletion rules sit with that provider rather than with us. If you want the full picture of what a given browser extension or provider stores, the provider's own policy is the place to look.

How we treat each category

Cookies set by this site
Strictly necessary and analytical cookies described above. We set them, we describe them on this page, and this page is where changes to them get published.
Cookies set by support services
Permitted only where a service is needed to keep the site working. We do not add services that would place advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
Advertising and cross-site tracking cookies
Not used on clerdataflousa.com. If that ever changes, this page is updated before the change goes live, and the revised version replaces the one you are reading.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if our use of cookies changes. The current version is always available on this page, so the copy you are reading is the one that applies. When a revision matters to how the site behaves, the changed wording appears here rather than in a separate notice, and the Privacy Policy is updated alongside it where the two overlap.

Questions about this policy

Questions about this policy can be sent to [email protected] or by mail to 770 Innovation Way, San Jose, CA 95134, USA. If your question is about how a specific tool or workflow behaves, the contact page is the faster route — it routes the message to the right person rather than into a general inbox.

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Where to continue

The policies that sit beside this one

Policy Privacy Policy How ClerDataFlo USA handles personal information, what a form submission does with your details, and how to ask for a correction or a deletion. Policy Terms of Service The terms that apply when you use this site, including how the educational content on it should be read and what we are responsible for. Help FAQ Common questions about bookkeeping and accounting workflow automation, answered in plain language for US businesses. Contact Contact Send a question about this policy or about any workflow topic covered on the site, and we will route it to the right person.