Cookie Policy

Effective Date: July 13, 2026 • Last Updated: July 13, 2026

1. Introduction & Scope

This Cookie Policy breaks down how Abrdan utilizes tracking tokens, small text storage units, and localized web markers to personalize runtime sessions, secure dashboard systems, and improve cloud infrastructure operations. By deploying our interfaces, you approve tracking rules defined herein.

2. Categorization of Cookies We Use

Essential / Strictly Necessary Cookies

Mandated for fundamental multi-tenant authorization security, GraphQL real-time pub/sub routing continuity, state persistence, and anti-CSRF injection defense. Disabling these via system browser preferences will block platform operational functionality entirely.

Analytical & Performance Tracking

Collects completely anonymized telemetry, cluster load behavior charts, pipeline drop rates, and user routing counts. This helps us optimize system runtimes and network speed balancing models.

Marketing & Retargeting Beacons

Tracks operational conversion funnels, enterprise feature sign-up points, and interaction histories to accurately adapt B2B marketing channels and sales contact programs.

3. United States Compliance Notice (CCPA / CPRA)

Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and subsequent data privacy modifications, residents of California have an absolute statutory right to object to tracking methodologies classified as a "Sale" or "Sharing" of user metadata.

Abrdan does not sell, license, or exchange private telemetry tracking data to broker networks for commercial cash incentives. However, utilizing analytics cookies can qualify as sharing metadata. You can permanently adjust your data preferences or submit a formal opt-out request through our digital trust team at privacy@abrdan.com.

4. Universal Browser Management

Modern terminal user agents allow you to purge, deny, or block cookie caching directories. Please review your target device browser guidelines (Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox configuration dashboards) to change localized storage permissions.