What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device to remember information about your visit. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites recognize you when you return. At seravionxel, we use several types of tracking technologies including HTTP cookies, local storage, session storage, and web beacons to provide you with a personalized learning experience.

Beyond traditional cookies, we employ pixel tags and similar technologies that collect information about how you interact with our financial education content. These tools help us understand which courses are most valuable, how students progress through materials, and where we can improve the learning experience.

How seravionxel Uses Your Information

When you engage with our financial statement analysis courses, we collect information to personalize your educational journey. This might include tracking which modules you've completed, how much time you spend on complex topics like cash flow analysis, and which practice exercises give you the most difficulty.

We also analyze aggregated data to improve our curriculum. For instance, if many students struggle with ratio analysis concepts, we might develop additional video content or interactive exercises for that topic. This data-driven approach helps us continuously refine our educational offerings.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

You have several options for controlling cookies on seravionxel.com. The simplest method is using the "Decline All Non-Essential Cookies" button above, which will remove all tracking cookies except those necessary for basic site functionality.

Browser-level control gives you more granular options. In Chrome, you can access cookie settings through Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data. Firefox users can find similar controls under Options > Privacy & Security. Safari users should look in Preferences > Privacy. Each browser allows you to block cookies entirely, delete existing cookies, or set exceptions for specific websites.

Keep in mind that blocking all cookies may affect your learning experience. You might need to re-enter login information frequently, your course progress may not save properly, and personalized recommendations will be unavailable.

Data Retention and Your Rights

Most functional cookies expire when you close your browser, while others persist for up to two years to maintain your preferences and learning progress. Marketing and analytics cookies typically expire after 13 months, though some may last up to 24 months depending on their specific purpose.

You can request access to the personal data we've collected, ask for corrections to inaccurate information, or request deletion of your data entirely. Given our focus on educational services, we're committed to transparency about what information we collect and how long we keep it. Students who complete our programs may choose to maintain their progress records indefinitely for career purposes, while others prefer to have their data removed after a specific period.