Praxly Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website or use an online service. They allow a website or service to recognise your device, remember information about your visit, support security, improve functionality, and understand how the service is used.

Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, local storage, session storage, software development kits, and other technologies that store information on, or access information from, your device.

In this Cookie Policy, references to “cookies” include cookies and similar technologies.

Praxly may use cookies to provide core website and platform functionality; enable login and authentication; maintain secure user sessions; protect the Service from misuse; remember cookie preferences; support waitlist and contact form functionality; understand how users interact with Praxly; measure website and platform performance; identify errors and improve reliability; improve features, content, and user experience; and support security, debugging, and operational monitoring.

Praxly does not currently use marketing or advertising cookies.

Strictly necessary cookies are required for Praxly to work properly. They may be used for login, authentication, security, session management, fraud prevention, cookie consent management, and core platform functionality.

These cookies cannot usually be switched off through Praxly’s cookie tools because the Service would not function properly without them. You can block strictly necessary cookies through your browser settings, but this may cause parts of Praxly to stop working.

Analytics cookies help Praxly understand how people use the website and platform. They may collect information such as pages visited, time spent on pages, referral sources, approximate location, browser type, device type, operating system, and usage events.

Praxly may use Google Analytics for this purpose. Analytics cookies are not strictly necessary. Where required, Praxly will ask for your consent before setting analytics cookies.

Preference cookies may be used to remember choices you make, such as display settings, cookie preferences, or other user interface preferences.

Praxly does not currently use marketing, advertising, retargeting, or behavioural advertising cookies. If this changes in future, this Cookie Policy will be updated and Praxly will seek consent where required before using such cookies.

Praxly may use Google Analytics to understand how users interact with the Service and to improve the website, platform, content, and user experience.

Google Analytics may collect information such as pages visited; interactions with pages or features; referral sources; approximate geographic location; device and browser information; operating system; usage timestamps; and engagement data.

Google Analytics is provided by Google. Google may process information in accordance with its own policies and terms.

Where required, Praxly will not activate Google Analytics cookies unless you have consented to analytics cookies.

Some cookies or similar technologies may be set by third-party providers that help Praxly operate, secure, analyse, or improve the Service.

These may include Google Analytics; Supabase or other authentication and database providers; cookie consent management tools; hosting or infrastructure providers; and future third-party sign-in providers, such as Google sign-in or other authentication providers.

Praxly does not control all third-party cookies. You should review the privacy and cookie information provided by relevant third-party services where applicable.

Praxly may use a cookie banner or consent tool to let you choose whether to accept or reject non-essential cookies.

Strictly necessary cookies may be used without consent where they are required to provide the Service you request or to ensure the Service functions securely.

Non-essential cookies, including analytics cookies, will only be used where permitted and, where required, after you have given consent.

You should be able to accept analytics cookies, reject analytics cookies, and manage your cookie preferences.

Praxly will not rely on silence, inactivity, or pre-ticked boxes as consent for non-essential cookies.

Where available, you can use Praxly’s cookie banner or cookie settings tool to accept, reject, or update your preferences for non-essential cookies.

Most browsers allow you to block, delete, or manage cookies through browser settings.

Blocking or deleting cookies may affect how Praxly works. If you block strictly necessary cookies, you may not be able to log in or use core platform features.

Google may provide tools or settings that allow users to control Google Analytics tracking in certain circumstances.

Praxly may update this Cookie Policy from time to time, including where new cookies, analytics tools, authentication providers, or platform features are introduced.

If changes are material, Praxly will take reasonable steps to notify users, such as by posting an updated version, showing an in-platform notice, or requesting updated consent where required.

For questions about this Cookie Policy, cookies used by Praxly, or your privacy rights, please contact: privacy@praxly.co.uk.

In summary: Praxly uses strictly necessary cookies for login, security, sessions, consent management, and core functionality; Praxly may use Google Analytics for analytics, but analytics cookies should only run where permitted and, where required, after consent; Praxly does not currently use marketing or advertising cookies; users should be able to accept, reject, or manage non-essential cookies; and the cookie table should be updated as Praxly develops and exact cookie details become available.