Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help us remember your preferences and improve your experience on faloreqvani.com.

We also use similar tracking technologies like web beacons, pixels, and local storage. These work together to help us understand how people use our cash flow budgeting tools and educational resources.

When you visit our site, these technologies help us remember things like your language preferences, whether you've seen certain educational content before, and which budgeting features you find most useful.

Types of Tracking We Use

How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

Personalized Learning Paths

When you complete a lesson about basic budgeting principles, our system remembers your progress. Next time you visit, we can suggest the logical next step - maybe advanced forecasting techniques or sector-specific cash flow strategies.

Improved Tool Performance

Our budgeting calculators remember your business type and typical transaction patterns. This means fewer repetitive data entries and more accurate projections based on your specific situation.

Content Recommendations

If you spend time reading about seasonal cash flow challenges, we'll surface relevant case studies and expert insights that address similar situations. It's like having a personalized financial education library.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

You have control over most cookies through your browser settings. Here's how to adjust them in popular browsers:

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies might affect how our budgeting tools work. Some features like saving your dashboard preferences or remembering your progress through educational modules won't function properly.

Data Retention and Storage

Session Cookies

These disappear when you close your browser. We use them for temporary things like keeping you logged in during a single visit or remembering items you've added to a budgeting template.

Persistent Cookies

These stick around for set periods - usually between 30 days and 2 years. Learning progress cookies last longer so you don't lose your place in educational programs, while preference cookies expire more frequently.

Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies come from services we use to improve our site - like analytics tools or educational content delivery systems. These follow their own retention schedules, typically 13-26 months.

Third-Party Services and Integration

We work with several trusted partners to deliver our educational content and improve our services. These might place their own cookies when you use certain features.

Educational Content Providers

When you access video tutorials or interactive budgeting exercises, content delivery networks help ensure smooth playback. They might store cookies related to video quality and playback preferences.

Analytics Partners

We use analytics services to understand which educational resources help people most effectively. These tools help us identify when learners get stuck or find particular concepts challenging.

Performance Monitoring

Service monitoring tools help us catch technical issues quickly. If our budgeting calculators start running slowly or educational content isn't loading properly, these systems alert us immediately.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy when we add new features to our cash flow budgeting platform or change how we handle tracking technologies. Major changes get announced through email notifications to registered users.

Minor updates - like adding new cookie categories for enhanced educational features - appear here first. We recommend checking this page occasionally, especially before starting new learning programs or using updated budgeting tools.

When Australian privacy regulations change or new educational technology standards emerge, we adjust our practices accordingly and update this policy to reflect those changes.