What Are Cookies?
Cookies are simple, text-based files that our website creates on your device. They make it possible to recognize returning users and keep your workflow preferences consistent across sessions.
We use different types of cookies—some necessary for the site to function, others to improve your experience or help us understand how you use our features. Each serves a specific purpose in making the platform seamless and secure.
How Cookies Work
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you use our site. They help us remember who you are across sessions and make features like personalized dashboards and login persistence possible.
By enabling cookies, you get a smoother, more secure experience. Cookies let us streamline repetitive actions, support collaboration tools, and spot areas where our workflows can improve.
Cookie Management
You’re in the driver’s seat when it comes to cookies. Most browsers let you manage, block, or delete cookies through their settings. This ensures you can adjust your privacy level any time you want.
Google Chrome
Open Chrome, tap the three dots in the top right, select Settings, then Privacy and Security. Head to Cookies and other site data to adjust your preferences for the websites you visit.
Mozilla Firefox
With Firefox, open the menu, go to Settings, then Privacy & Security. Find Cookies and Site Data to customize how cookies work for you.
Safari
On Safari, open Preferences, navigate to Privacy, and then Manage Website Data. Here, you can remove or block cookies for specific sites or all browsing.
Microsoft Edge
In Microsoft Edge, click the three dots, choose Settings, then Cookies and site permissions. Adjust cookie settings to control what data is saved as you browse.
Cookie Retention
Cookies on our site may be stored for varying periods—some are erased after each session, while others persist to remember your preferences. You can manage and clear cookies through your browser at any time.