Tracking technologies are small data files that websites place on your device. Most people call them cookies, though that's just one type.

When you visit quorivantia.com, these files help us remember your preferences and understand how you interact with our financial education content. Think of them as digital bookmarks that make your next visit smoother.

They're not programs. They can't run code or access other files on your computer. They simply store information about your interactions with our site.

We categorize tracking technologies based on their purpose. Here's how we use different types across quorivantia.com:

Here's what tracking actually does when you use quorivantia.com for budget audit preparation:

Without these technologies, we'd basically be starting from scratch with every visitor. That means showing everyone the same generic content regardless of where they are in their budget audit preparation journey.

Browser settings vary, but most follow similar patterns. Here's how to adjust tracking preferences in commonly used browsers:

Different tracking technologies have different lifespans on your device:

You can delete tracking data anytime through your browser settings. When you clear browsing data, select the option to remove cookies and site data. This resets your relationship with quorivantia.com from a tracking perspective.

Some visitors prefer to browse in private or incognito mode. These browser modes automatically delete tracking data when you close the window, though they don't make you anonymous while browsing.

We occasionally use third-party services that place their own tracking technologies. This typically happens with analytics tools that help us understand site performance and visitor behavior patterns.

These third parties have their own policies governing how they collect and use data. We choose partners carefully, but we can't control their practices once data reaches their systems.

Most modern browsers let you block third-party tracking specifically while still allowing first-party tracking from sites you visit directly. This gives you a middle ground if you want some functionality while limiting external data collection.

We review this policy regularly and update it when our tracking practices change. Significant updates will include a new effective date at the top of this page.

If we make substantial changes to how we collect or use tracking data, we'll notify users through our website. For minor clarifications or technical updates, we'll simply update this document.

We recommend checking back occasionally if you're interested in how we manage tracking technologies. Things evolve as technology changes and privacy standards develop.