Cookies are small text files or similar technologies stored on or accessed from your browser, device, or session. They help websites and applications remember choices, recognize sessions, measure performance, and support security and product functionality.

• Strictly necessary cookies and storage used to authenticate users, maintain sessions, route requests, balance traffic, prevent fraud, and keep the service functioning.
• Preference cookies used to remember settings such as language, interface choices, and consent selections.
• Analytics and performance cookies used to understand traffic, diagnose issues, monitor errors, and improve product quality.
• Functionality cookies or storage used to support embedded media, integrations, workflow tools, or customer-facing site features.
• Limited campaign, referral, or advertising cookies, where applicable and permitted, to understand the effectiveness of marketing, onboarding flows, tenant-site monetization, or remarketing.

• Provide secure sign-in, workspace continuity, and account protection.
• Remember settings and reduce the need to re-enter choices.
• Understand how the service is used and which features need improvement.
• Measure uptime, responsiveness, and operational health.
• Support embedded services, integrations, or tenant-site features you choose to use.

Some cookies are set directly by Dahal Digital LLC. Others may be set by service providers or embedded third parties that help us deliver analytics, authentication, billing, communications, observability, advertising, content delivery, or related functionality.

Third-party technologies are subject to those providers' own policies and controls. Their availability, lifespan, and behavior may change without advance notice from us.

For a practical overview of provider categories that may support cookies, embedded services, analytics, billing, communications, hosting, AI, and operations, see our Subprocessors page.

Some cookies are session-based and expire when you close your browser. Others persist for a longer period so settings, analytics, or security information can be recognized across visits until they expire or are deleted.

You can control non-essential cookie usage in several ways:

• Use available consent or cookie-preference tools where provided on the site or in the application.
• Adjust browser or device settings to block, limit, or delete cookies.
• Use private browsing or similar modes offered by your browser.
• Disable or restrict third-party analytics or advertising tools using the controls those providers make available.

Where the cookie-preference tool is available, you can reject optional cookies, accept all cookies, save category-level choices, and reopen the tool later to update your preferences.

Blocking some cookies may affect how parts of the service function, especially sign-in, persistence, personalization, tenant-site features, and embedded integrations.

Workspace operators may configure customer-facing sites, content, or embedded tools through the service. Those operators are responsible for the notices and consent flows required for their own sites, audiences, and jurisdictions, including any third-party tools they enable.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in law, technology, vendors, or product functionality. We will update the "Last updated" date when we do so.

If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, contact [email protected].

For broader questions about personal information, see the Privacy Policy.