Section 2
How TimeNova uses these technologies
TimeNova uses cookies and similar technologies for essential authentication, session continuity, security, preference storage, and core product behavior. They help users stay signed in, keep the interface consistent, and support secure access to workspace data.
Section 3
Cookie and storage categories
The categories below describe the public behavior without exposing technical cookie or storage names.
| Category | Purpose | Required or optional | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps TimeNova secure, available, and functioning. | Required | Session or as needed for service operation |
| Authentication and session | Supports login, session continuity, and authorized workspace access. | Required for signed-in use | Usually until logout, expiration, or browser clearing |
| Preferences | Remembers choices such as theme and interface preferences. | Optional | Until changed or cleared |
| Performance | Helps diagnose reliability, loading, and product-quality issues where enabled. | Optional or service-supporting | Varies by configuration |
| Analytics | Helps understand product usage if analytics tools are enabled. | Optional where used | Varies by analytics configuration |
Section 4
Third-party technologies
Third-party services may use their own cookies when customers interact with checkout, support, or integration authorization flows. Those services are governed by their own terms and privacy notices.
Section 5
Managing cookies and storage
You can manage cookies through browser settings and clear site data for the TimeNova domain. Blocking essential cookies or storage may prevent sign-in, interrupt sessions, or cause preferences to reset.
If your organization uses TimeNova, your administrator may also provide internal guidance about browser settings and workplace device policies.
Section 6
Updates
TimeNova will update this policy when cookie, storage, analytics, or consent behavior materially changes.