Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember your preferences and track your interactions. At calorenthivasa, we use various tracking technologies beyond traditional cookies, including web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage mechanisms.

These technologies serve multiple purposes on our financial modeling platform. They help us understand how you navigate through our educational content, remember your login status, and personalize your learning experience. When you're working through our financial analysis tools, cookies ensure your progress is saved and your customized dashboard settings remain intact between sessions.

We also use tracking technologies to analyze user behavior patterns, which helps us improve our platform's functionality. For instance, if we notice users frequently access certain modeling templates, we might make those tools more prominent in our interface.

Our tracking approach encompasses several categories, each serving specific functions to enhance your experience on calorenthivasa.com:

Our tracking technologies directly improve your experience on calorenthivasa in several tangible ways. When you log into your account, cookies remember your authentication status so you don't need to re-enter credentials every time you navigate to a new page or tool within our platform.

If you're working on a complex financial model and need to step away, our tracking ensures your work is automatically saved and your preferred settings are maintained. This includes your chart configurations, data input preferences, and customized dashboard arrangements.

For our educational content, tracking helps us recommend relevant courses and materials based on your current skill level and interests. If you frequently access valuation models, we might suggest advanced courses in that area or highlight new templates that could be useful for your work.

Performance optimization is another key benefit. By analyzing how different parts of our platform are used, we can optimize loading times for frequently accessed tools and ensure our servers efficiently handle peak usage periods.

Different types of tracking data have varying retention periods based on their purpose and function. Essential cookies that maintain your session typically expire when you close your browser or after a set period of inactivity. Functional cookies that remember your preferences might be stored for several months to maintain consistency across your visits.

Analytical data is generally anonymized and aggregated before long-term storage. We retain this information to identify trends and make platform improvements over time. Marketing-related tracking data is typically kept for shorter periods and is regularly reviewed for relevance and necessity.

You have several options for controlling how tracking technologies affect your experience:

• Browser settings allow you to block or delete cookies entirely, though this may impact platform functionality
• Most browsers offer options to block third-party cookies while allowing first-party cookies from our calorenthivasa
• You can clear your cookies and browsing data at any time through your browser's privacy settings
• Many browsers now offer enhanced tracking protection features that give you granular control
• Private or incognito browsing modes limit cookie storage and tracking during those sessions

Keep in mind that completely disabling cookies may affect your ability to use certain features of our platform. Essential functions like login, progress saving, and personalized dashboards rely on cookie technology to work properly.

Each browser offers different methods for managing cookies and tracking preferences. Here's how you can adjust these settings in popular browsers to control your experience on calorenthivasa.com and other websites.

In Chrome, you can access cookie settings through the Settings menu, then Privacy and Security, followed by Site Settings and Cookies. This allows you to block third-party cookies, clear existing cookies, or set exceptions for specific websites like ours.

Firefox users can find cookie controls in the Privacy & Security section of their browser settings. Firefox offers enhanced tracking protection by default and allows you to customize which types of tracking are blocked.

Safari provides cookie management through Safari Preferences, under the Privacy tab. Safari has become increasingly restrictive with third-party cookies and offers intelligent tracking prevention features.

Edge browser users can manage cookies through Settings, then Privacy, Search, and Services. Edge offers balanced, strict, or custom tracking prevention options that you can adjust based on your preferences.