1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small files stored by a website in your browser. We also use local storage, which remembers information on the device without automatically sending it with every request. The table distinguishes between both technologies.
2. Current inventory
| Technology | Category | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supabase session cookies | Necessary | Authentication and secure session maintenance. | Session or configured period |
| Primer and payment-provider storage | Necessary | Display checkout, prevent fraud and process or validate the payment method. | Session or provider-defined period |
| currency / theme | Preferences | Remember the selected currency and appearance. | Until deleted |
| concierge_chat_session | Preferences | Maintain a support-conversation identifier. | Until deleted |
| utm | Marketing / attribution | Store UTM parameters and click IDs to attribute a booking to a campaign. | 90 days |
| Vercel Speed Insights | Technical analytics | Measure Core Web Vitals, route, browser, device, country and performance. | No cookie; subject to Vercel retention |
3. Categories
- Necessary: enable sign-in, security and payment completion.
- Preferences: remember options such as currency, theme or a chat session.
- Technical analytics: Vercel Speed Insights receives performance metrics and does not use cookies to reconstruct a session or identify a visitor.
- Marketing and attribution: the UTM cookie stores campaign parameters and click IDs when they arrive in the URL.
4. How to manage them
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings and remove local storage through its site-data controls. Blocking necessary technologies may prevent sign-in or payment. Rejecting optional categories should not prevent a booking. The website must provide a visible control to accept, reject or change optional categories; if you cannot see it, contact privacy@elitemediaapps.com.
5. Changes to this policy
We will update this inventory when providers, purposes or retention periods change. The date in the header identifies the current version.