Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help websites remember things about your visit. At Trevolix, we use various tracking technologies to make our API integration services work better for you.

Some cookies are essential - without them, our website simply won't function properly. Others help us understand how you use our site so we can improve your experience when researching API solutions.

These cookies are necessary for basic website functionality and cannot be disabled. They're like the foundation of a building - everything else depends on them working correctly.

We also use optional cookies and tracking methods that help us improve our services. You can decline these without affecting core website functionality.

Different cookies have different lifespans, depending on their purpose:

Session cookies disappear when you close your browser - these handle temporary things like keeping you logged in during your visit.

Persistent cookies might stick around for anywhere from a few days to two years. Analytics cookies typically last about 2 years, while preference cookies (like your cookie choices) last for 1 year.

We regularly review and clean up old tracking data. Information that's no longer useful for improving our API integration services gets deleted on a regular schedule.

You have several ways to manage cookies and tracking on our website:

Selective Blocking: Many browsers now offer granular controls where you can allow essential cookies but block tracking cookies specifically.

Incognito/Private Mode: When browsing in private mode, most tracking cookies won't be saved permanently, though some may still work during your session.

If you're using our website to research API integrations for your business, essential cookies will ensure forms work properly and your inquiries reach us successfully.

Some of our tracking comes from third-party services that help us run our business more effectively:

Google Analytics: Provides detailed insights about website usage patterns. Google has their own privacy policy governing how they handle this data.

Contact Form Processing: We use secure services to handle inquiries about integration projects. These services may set their own tracking cookies.

When you decline non-essential cookies using the button above, we'll also signal these third-party services to stop tracking your visit where technically possible.