1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored by a website on your browser or device. Session cookies are removed when a session ends, while persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until you delete them.
Similar technologies, such as local storage, can remember settings without using a traditional browser cookie.
2. Cookies Seylac currently uses
The exact cookie name may vary by environment or security configuration.
| Cookie or storage | Category | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| seylac-session | Essential | Maintains a secure login session, remembers the active workspace and supports authenticated navigation. | Normally 120 minutes after inactivity, unless the session is refreshed or configuration changes. |
| XSRF-TOKEN | Essential | Protects forms and requests against cross-site request forgery. | Normally aligned with the active session. |
| Remember-me authentication | Essential when selected | Keeps a user signed in on a trusted device when the “Keep me signed in” option is selected. | Persistent until expiry, sign-out or browser deletion. |
| Local interface preferences | Functional | May remember non-sensitive interface choices such as dismissed notices or display preferences. | Until cleared or replaced. |
3. Analytics, marketing and third-party cookies
Seylac does not currently load advertising cookies, and optional analytics cookies are not enabled by default. If we introduce non-essential analytics, personalisation or marketing technologies, we will provide clear information and obtain consent where required before activating them.
Embedded or connected third-party services may use their own cookies when you choose to interact with them. Their cookie use is governed by their own policies.
4. Why essential cookies do not require an opt-in
Strictly necessary cookies are used only to deliver a service you request, such as secure login, session continuity and form protection. Non-essential technologies are treated separately and are not enabled merely because a visitor continues browsing.
Blocking essential cookies can prevent login, form submission, security checks and other core workspace functions.
5. How to control cookies
You can view, block or delete cookies using your browser settings. Browser controls differ by provider and device. Deleting cookies may sign you out and reset preferences.
- Use a private browsing window for a temporary session.
- Delete site data for seylac.com from your browser privacy settings.
- Do not select “Keep me signed in” on a shared device.
- Sign out when you finish using the workspace.
6. Updates and contact
We may update this Cookie Policy when browser technology, service functionality or legal requirements change. Any material change will be reflected on this page.
For questions about cookies or privacy, contact privacy@seylac.com.
You can also review cookie and communications guidance from the authority responsible for your country or region.