Policy date: July 20, 2026 · Clarified October 22, 2026
What are cookies and similar technologies?
Cookies and similar technologies help FormLLC provide core website functions, remember choices, understand aggregate usage, measure campaigns where consent permits, and protect forms and workflows. The exact technologies used can vary by page, region, configuration, and consent choice.
Cookies are small records stored by your browser. Similar browser storage can remember choices without using a cookie. A choice saved in one browser does not automatically apply to another browser or device.
Which cookie categories depend on consent?
Non-essential analytics or advertising technologies should not be activated before the required consent choice. Essential security and session technologies may operate because the service cannot function safely without them.
| Category | Purpose | Typical status |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, sessions, consent records, routing, load balancing, and essential forms. | Required |
| Preferences | Remember optional display, language, or interaction choices. | Consent-dependent |
| Analytics | Measure aggregate traffic, page performance, and content usefulness. | Consent-dependent where required |
| Advertising | Measure campaigns or tailor marketing across services. | Consent-dependent |
- Strictly necessary
Security, sessions, consent records, routing, load balancing, and essential forms.
Typical status: Required
- Preferences
Remember optional display, language, or interaction choices.
Typical status: Consent-dependent
- Analytics
Measure aggregate traffic, page performance, and content usefulness.
Typical status: Consent-dependent where required
- Advertising
Measure campaigns or tailor marketing across services.
Typical status: Consent-dependent
How can you manage your cookie choices?
You can use the website consent interface where available, adjust browser settings, delete stored cookies, or block selected categories. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent secure forms, sessions, or other core functions from operating.
Where the optional analytics banner is configured and no choice is saved, it offers Decline and Allow analytics. The saved choice is kept in browser storage. A banner may not appear if analytics is not configured or the browser already has a saved choice.
To revisit a saved browser choice, use your browser’s controls for this site’s cookies and other site data, then reload the website. Removing site data can also remove saved preferences or sign you out. Blocking cookies alone may not clear other browser storage.
Browser privacy signals and legal requirements differ by jurisdiction. FormLLC evaluates applicable requirements and configuration rather than promising that one signal has the same legal effect everywhere.
How are third-party services handled?
Configured providers may include security, analytics, advertising, payment, or embedded-service vendors. A third party’s own policy governs information it processes independently. Payment processors and government or professional-service destinations may also set essential technologies on their own domains.
FormLLC does not treat a third-party cookie as necessary merely because a vendor labels it that way; configuration and purpose determine the applicable category.
The categories above explain possible purposes; they are not a claim that every listed category or provider is active on every page. A website preference does not change settings on an independently operated destination.
Policy changes and questions
This policy may be updated when technology, configuration, law, or service scope changes. Material changes should be reflected by a revised update date and, where required, a renewed consent choice.
Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to [email protected] without including identity documents or sensitive client data.