What Are Cookies
Cookies are not programs or viruses—they are tools that help our platform deliver the features you expect. They store information like login status or interface preferences so you don’t have to set them up every visit.
Some cookies are necessary for the scheduling platform to function correctly, while others help us understand usage or personalize your experience. We always explain the purpose before storing non-essential cookies.
How Cookies Work
Cookies are small data files stored by your browser that help our site remember your preferences and actions. They allow for a more consistent, personalized experience every time you return.
Our platform uses cookies to distinguish your session from others, making sure that your information stays secure and your settings are preserved between visits.
Types of Cookies
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Essential CookiesEssential cookies are required for the core functionality of our scheduling platform. Without these, features like secure login, appointment booking, and user preferences may not work as intended.
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Functional CookiesFunctional cookies enable non-essential but helpful features, such as remembering your language settings or storing accessibility preferences. These cookies make your experience smoother but are not strictly necessary for the platform to function.
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Analytics CookiesAnalytics cookies help our team identify usage patterns and spot inefficiencies in the scheduling process. We use this information to improve the platform’s reliability and measure which features are genuinely useful.
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Marketing CookiesMarketing cookies track how visitors interact with our site so we can offer relevant information and measure the effectiveness of communications. These cookies do not reveal personal details but help us understand broad user interests.
Cookie Retention
Managing Cookies
You control your cookie settings directly from your browser. Each browser offers options to block, delete, or restrict cookies—choose the level of privacy that matches your needs.
Google Chrome
To manage cookies in Chrome, open Settings, select Privacy and Security, then
choose Cookies and other site data. Here, you can allow, block, or clear cookies
for all or specific sites.
Mozilla Firefox
With Firefox, go to Preferences, select Privacy & Security, and then Cookies
and Site Data. You can manage which cookies are kept or deleted, and set rules
for specific sites.
Safari
To control cookies in Safari, open Preferences, select Privacy, and use the
Block all cookies option or manage site-specific settings. This helps you choose
which sites can store data on your device.
Microsoft Edge
In Edge, access Settings, click on Cookies and site permissions, and adjust your
preferences for storing or blocking cookies. This section allows for granular
control by site or cookie type.