What We're Actually Tracking

Right, so here's the deal. When you visit quorentilva.com, we use a few different tracking methods to make sure everything works properly and to understand how people use our financial analysis tools. Some of this stuff is necessary for the platform to function. Other bits help us improve the experience or show you relevant content.

We're not trying to be sneaky about it. This page explains exactly what we track, why we track it, and how you can control what happens with your data. Most of it is pretty standard for a professional platform, but we know it's your information and you should have a say in how it's used.

How Tracking Technologies Work

Cookies are small text files that get stored on your device when you visit websites. They help the site remember things about you – like your login status or preferences. Without them, you'd have to log in every single time you clicked to a new page, which would be incredibly annoying.

We also use similar technologies like local storage and session tokens. These work alongside cookies to keep track of your session and make sure your experience is smooth. For example, when you're analyzing investment data and switch between different report views, these technologies remember your filters and settings.

Types of Tracking We Use

Specific Cookies We Set

Here's a breakdown of the actual cookies you'll find if you look at what quorentilva.com has stored on your device. We've tried to be specific rather than vague about what each one does.

Third-Party Tracking

We work with a few external services that also set cookies when you use our platform. These include analytics providers and content delivery networks. When you reject non-essential cookies, we tell these services not to track you either.

The main third parties we use are our CDN for faster content delivery, our analytics platform for usage data, and occasionally ad networks if you're accessing free content. Each has their own privacy policies, though blocking non-essential cookies prevents most of their tracking automatically.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

Using This Page

The easiest way to opt out is to click the "Decline All Non-Essential Cookies" button at the top of this page. That immediately removes analytics and marketing cookies and sets a preference to prevent them from being added back. You'll still get essential cookies because the site needs those to function, but everything else gets blocked.

Browser-Level Controls

You can also control cookies through your browser settings. This gives you more granular control if you want to allow cookies from some sites but not others. Here's how to access those settings in common browsers:

Data Retention

Different cookies stick around for different lengths of time. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Persistent cookies stay until their expiration date or until you manually delete them. We don't keep cookies active longer than necessary for their purpose.

Analytics data gets anonymized after 90 days and aggregated after six months. This means we can still see patterns and trends, but we can't connect that data back to individual users. Marketing cookies expire after 12 months, though you can delete them anytime through your browser or by using the rejection button on this page.

Updates to This Policy

We update this policy when we change how we handle cookies or when regulations require us to clarify things. The "last updated" date at the top tells you when we made the most recent changes. If we make significant changes that affect your privacy, we'll notify active users through email or a platform notification.