1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small data files stored by a browser or device when a website is visited. Related technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags, software-development kits, server logs, and identifiers. They can help a website maintain sessions, protect forms, remember preferences, measure performance, and connect with approved services.
Some cookies expire when the browser closes. Others remain for a defined period or until removed. First-party cookies are generally set by the website being visited; third-party cookies may be set through external services integrated with the website.
2. Cookie categories
3. Odoo website and account functionality
The Printing Lounge website uses Odoo-based website functionality. Depending on enabled applications and configuration, essential technologies may support session continuity, request security, login, language, forms, account or portal functions, course access, website editing for authorized administrators, and other requested services.
Cookie names and behavior can change when the platform, modules, hosting, domains, or configuration change. The final inventory should be generated from the production website using a consent-aware scan and verified manually.
4. Preliminary cookie inventory
| Technology | Purpose | Category | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session identifier | Maintains a website, account, portal, form, or authenticated session and helps protect requests. | Strictly necessary | Session or platform-defined |
| Frontend language or preference | Remembers selected language or applicable interface preference. | Necessary or functional | Platform-defined |
| Cookie-consent preference | Records cookie choices so the banner and optional technologies respond appropriately. | Strictly necessary | Consent-tool defined |
| Analytics identifier | Measures aggregated use, traffic sources, navigation, or website performance if analytics is enabled. | Analytics | Provider-defined |
| Embedded-service identifier | Supports external video, map, chat, payment, course, or other integrated functionality when used. | Varies by service | Provider-defined |
Before publication: Replace this preliminary table with verified cookie names, providers, domains, purposes, categories, and durations from the live site.
5. Third-party services
Approved providers may place or read cookies when their services are enabled—for example analytics, embedded media, maps, communications, payment, security, course, or marketing services. Their technologies are governed by their own notices and controls. Optional services should be blocked until required consent is obtained where applicable.
6. Your cookie controls
- Use the website’s cookie banner or preference center where available.
- Change browser settings to block, delete, or limit cookies.
- Use device or provider controls for certain analytics, advertising, or personalization technologies.
- Sign out and clear stored website data on shared or public devices.
Blocking strictly necessary cookies can prevent forms, security, account access, course access, preferences, or other requested features from operating correctly. Choices may need to be made again when using a different browser, device, profile, or cleared storage.
7. Global Privacy Control and browser signals
Where required by applicable law and supported by the website’s configuration, recognized opt-out preference signals such as Global Privacy Control may be processed. The final policy should describe the live system’s actual response to such signals and any applicable verification or scope limitations.
8. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when technologies, providers, services, legal requirements, or configurations change. The effective date should be revised when updates are published. Material changes may be communicated through the website or cookie interface.
9. Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy choices may be submitted through the Contact page or the contact method listed in the Privacy Policy.