Understanding cookie usage in Document360

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Cookies are essential for maintaining session data, remembering user preferences, and ensuring seamless functionality within Document360. This article provides an overview of how Document360 handles cookies and answers common questions about their usage and management.

Cookie usage in Document360

Document360 strictly uses cookies necessary for authentication and platform performance. These cookies store essential data such as session IDs and application preferences, ensuring a secure and consistent user experience. The platform does not use tracking pixels or retargeting techniques.

Managing cookies in Document360

Users can control cookies through browser settings. Session-based cookies expire when the session ends, while persistent cookies remain until manually cleared.

Document360 uses several cookies for authentication, analytics, and functionality. The tracked cookies include:

Cookie Name

Access Type

Purpose

Is Essential

What data is collected?

What is it used for?

How long is the data stored for?

.AspNetCore.CookiesC1

.AspNetCore.CookiesC2

AspNetCore.CookiesCN

AspNetCore.Cookies

Private

The authentication cookie securely stores encrypted user session data. If the data is large, it is automatically split into smaller parts.

Yes

Authentication claims by Identity Server.

The authentication cookie, managed by the Identity Server, securely stores encrypted session data, ensuring safe and seamless user access.

15 minutes with auto renewal on user interaction

jsEnabled

Private / Public

Analytics and performance

Yes

A Boolean value

To deliver a compatible web page for browsers with JavaScript disabled

24 hours with auto renewal

theme

Private / Public

Functionality

Yes

The theme that is chosen by the user. (Dark/Light)

To preserve the theme selected by the user. Either Dark/Light

100 days


FAQs

Are all cookies used by Document360 strictly necessary?

Yes, all cookies used by Document360 are essential for platform functionality. Disabling them may affect the platform's performance and user experience.

How does Document360 handle cookies or tracking pixels? Does it use retargeting?

Document360 only stores essential cookies required for user authentication and application preferences. It does not use tracking pixels or engage in retargeting.

What specific data does Document360's cookies collect?

Document360 cookies collect essential data such as:

  • User authentication details (session ID)

  • Application preferences

No personal tracking or marketing data is collected.

How long does Document360 store cookie data? Are cookies persistent?

Document360 uses:

  • Session-based cookies: expires when the session ends

  • Persistent cookies: stores application preferences until the user clears their browser cookies

Are cookies shared across multiple devices or platforms?

No, cookies are not shared across different devices.

Can users delete cookies?

Yes, users can manually delete cookies at any time through their browser settings.

Does Document360 provide control over cookie settings?

Yes, users can manage cookies using cookie consent plugins, allowing them to enable or disable certain types of cookies as needed.