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Cookie Policy

Afrastic uses browser storage to keep the website and app secure, remember preferences, and operate signed-in product sessions.

Last updated / June 29, 2026

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What browser technologies mean

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. Local storage and similar technologies can also remember settings or session information on a device.

Afrastic uses these technologies for the public site, the admin app, authentication, security, preferences, and product operation.

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Essential use

  • Keep users signed in and route them to the right workspace.
  • Protect accounts, sessions, CSRF-sensitive flows, 2FA, and security controls.
  • Remember preferences such as theme, interface scale, selected workspace, and recently used settings.
  • Maintain reliable app behavior across page reloads and browser sessions.
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Performance and analytics

Afrastic deployments may use performance, diagnostics, and analytics storage to understand product reliability, page performance, errors, and aggregate usage patterns.

Analytics should be configured to respect the customer agreement, applicable privacy requirements, and any cookie consent controls used for the deployment.

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Marketing cookies

Afrastic does not need marketing cookies to run the core app. If marketing pixels, campaign attribution, or advertising tools are enabled on the public site, they should be disclosed and controlled through the deployment cookie preferences.

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Managing cookies

  • You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings.
  • Blocking essential cookies or local storage may prevent sign-in, security checks, preferences, and app workflows from working correctly.
  • If a cookie consent banner is enabled for your region or deployment, use it to update non-essential cookie choices.