Cookie Policy

In one paragraph

INFAIX Core sets a single cookie, called infaix_session, and only when you sign in. Its only job is to keep you signed in and to prevent other sites from making authenticated requests as you. It is not used for advertising, profiling or analytics.

This site uses no local storage, no session storage, no IndexedDB, no service-worker cache and no third-party script. There is no analytics, no tag manager, no advertising pixel and no social embed.

This is every cookie this site can set. If something ever appears here that is not on this list, that is a defect, and it should be reported.

Cookies used by INFAIX Core
Name	Purpose	Category	Set when	Lifespan
infaix_session	Maintains your sign-in and enforces same-site requests, so another website cannot act as you	Strictly necessary	You sign in	30 days from last use, extended each time you use the session; cleared on sign-out or when your password is changed or reset

The technical detail is here because it is the part people most often want and it is all verifiable:

Attributes of infaix_session
Attribute	Value	Why
Readable by page scripts	No — marked HttpOnly	If you visit INFAIX through a link on another site, that site's code cannot read your session
Transmitted only over HTTPS	Yes — marked Secure in production	The cookie is not sent over an unencrypted connection
Sent on cross-site requests	No in production — marked SameSite=None with an origin check	Requests from another site are rejected even though the browser would attach the cookie
Scope	All INFAIX paths; the parent INFAIX domain in production	So INFAIX products can share one sign-in without exposing the cookie to unrelated sites
Contents	A random opaque token plus a signature	No email address, no name, no identifier you could recognise, and no profile. Only a hash of it is stored on the server

On development and preview environments the cookie is host-only and sent on same-site requests only, because a secure cross-site cookie cannot work over plain local HTTP.

What is not used

Storage and tracking technologies not present on this site
Technology	Status	Note
localStorage	Not used	No site preferences, drafts or identifiers are kept in your browser
sessionStorage	Not used	Nothing is written per tab
IndexedDB	Not used	No offline database
Cache API / service worker	Not used	The site does not run background code in your browser
Web fonts from a third party	Not used	Typefaces are served by INFAIX itself, so no font request reaches anyone else
Analytics or session replay	Not used	No measurement of how you use the site
Advertising or social pixels	Not used	No third party learns that you came here
Embedded third-party content	Not used	No video, map, chat widget or comment system is embedded
Fingerprinting	Not used	No canvas, font or audio probing

Controlling it

You do not need to do anything to consent to what INFAIX uses. If you would rather not have the cookie, here is what happens and how to remove it.

Sign out from your account or from the navigation. The cookie is cleared immediately; nothing has to expire.
Change your password. Every session is destroyed, which ends sign-in everywhere.
Clear cookies for this site in your browser's settings. Every current and previous INFAIX session ends at once.
Block cookies for this site entirely, or use a browser that blocks third-party cookies.

Browser settings for blocking cookies are documented by each browser vendor. INFAIX does not link to a specific vendor's instructions here, because that would go stale faster than this page does.

If this changes

INFAIX's position is that consent is for optional processing, so the following rules apply:

Any new technology that is not strictly necessary will appear on this page before it reaches your device, with what it does and who receives the data.
It will not load until you actively agree. Not loading, not scrolling past, and not closing a dialog will all count as “no”.
Refusing will leave the strictly necessary cookie working, and will not break the site.
No tracking will be added to test or demonstrate a consent banner.
Changing your mind will be as easy as making the choice was.