1. Scope of this Policy
This Cookies Policy explains how CoHire may use cookies and similar technologies in connection with CoHire.com and its related products, services, applications and features.
It should be read together with the CoHire Privacy Policy and CoHire Terms of Use, together with any other product-specific notice or policy that may apply.
The technologies and purposes described on this page may evolve as CoHire's website, applications, services and integrations change.
Back to contents2. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small files or similar pieces of information that may be stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. They can allow a website to recognise a browser or device, maintain a session, remember preferences or support other functionality.
The term "cookies" on this page may also refer to certain similar technologies that store, access or recognise information on a device. These may include technologies such as web storage, pixels, tags, scripts or other similar mechanisms, where applicable.
First-party technologies
These are technologies placed or controlled by CoHire or used on behalf of CoHire.
Third-party technologies
These are technologies provided or controlled by third parties that may support services such as security, analytics, infrastructure, communications or other functionality.
Back to contents3. How CoHire Uses Cookies
Depending on the service or feature being used, CoHire may use cookies and similar technologies for purposes including:
- enabling core website and application functionality;
- maintaining login sessions and account functionality;
- supporting website and account security;
- remembering selected preferences and settings;
- understanding how users interact with our websites and services;
- identifying technical issues and improving performance;
- improving the quality, usability and functionality of CoHire; and
- where applicable, measuring marketing campaigns or other promotional activity.
4. Cookie Categories
Cookies and similar technologies may be classified according to their purpose.
Strictly Necessary
Technologies that are required for essential functionality, security, authentication, session management or another service specifically requested by the user.
Functional
Technologies that support preferences or additional functionality designed to improve the user experience.
Analytics
Technologies used to understand website or service usage, performance, navigation patterns and opportunities for improvement.
Marketing
Technologies that may be used, where applicable, for campaign measurement, advertising attribution or similar marketing purposes.
Whether consent is required for a particular technology depends on its purpose, how it is used and the law applicable to the relevant user and service.
Back to contents5. Cookies and Similar Technologies Used
CoHire is establishing and maintaining an inventory of cookies and similar technologies used across its websites, applications and services.
The inventory is intended to identify the technology, provider, category, purpose and retention period, where applicable.
| Technology | Provider | Category | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory under review | CoHire / applicable provider | As applicable | Specific technologies will be documented after technical verification. | As applicable |
This section will be updated as the CoHire cookie and technology inventory is reviewed and operationally maintained.
Back to contents6. Third-Party Technologies
CoHire may use third-party services to support hosting, infrastructure, security, payments, communications, analytics, customer support or other platform functions.
Where a third party uses cookies or similar technologies in connection with a CoHire service, the relevant provider may process information according to its own privacy practices and applicable terms.
CoHire will seek to maintain appropriate information about relevant third-party technologies in its internal cookie inventory.
Back to contents7. Your Choices
Depending on your location, the service you use and the technology involved, you may have choices regarding non-essential cookies and similar technologies.
Where applicable law requires consent, CoHire will seek consent before using technologies for which consent is required.
Where a preference-management mechanism is available, you may be able to accept, reject or manage applicable non-essential technologies.
8. Changing or Withdrawing Consent
Where CoHire obtains consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, you may change or withdraw that consent through the preference controls made available by CoHire.
CoHire is progressively establishing its cookie-management and preference framework. The specific controls and functionality available to users may therefore evolve as this framework is implemented.
Where applicable law provides additional rights concerning consent or withdrawal, those rights will continue to apply.
Back to contents9. Browser Controls
Most modern browsers provide settings that allow you to manage cookies. Depending on the browser, you may be able to block, delete, restrict or otherwise control cookies.
You should be aware that blocking or deleting certain cookies may affect the operation or availability of some CoHire features, particularly features that depend on authentication, sessions or other essential functionality.
Back to contents10. Cookies and Personal Information
Some cookies and similar technologies may collect or process information that can be associated with an identifiable individual.
Where such information is treated as personal information under applicable law, CoHire will handle it in accordance with its privacy practices and applicable legal requirements.
More information about how CoHire handles personal information is available in the CoHire Privacy Policy.
Back to contents11. Changes to this Policy
CoHire may update this Cookies Policy from time to time to reflect changes to its websites, applications, services, technologies, integrations, privacy practices or applicable legal requirements.
The latest version will be published on this page together with the applicable effective date and version number.
Back to contents12. Contacting CoHire
If you have questions about CoHire's use of cookies or similar technologies, you may contact CoHire through the contact channels provided on our website.
For broader questions concerning personal information, please refer to the CoHire Privacy Policy.
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