Solandris Cookies and Local Storage

1. What are cookies and local storage?

Cookies are small pieces of information stored by your browser when you visit websites. Browser local storage can remember settings such as your interface language.

Solandris uses these mechanisms to the extent needed to operate the service.

2. What mechanisms do we use?

Mechanism	Purpose
Login session	Keep you signed in
Session and form security	Protect against unauthorised requests
Language preferences	Remember your selected language
Time zone preferences	Display time-related information correctly
Cookie notice preferences	Remember dismissal of a notice in the legacy application

Not every mechanism is used on every Solandris page. The public website, application and legacy service may use different mechanisms.

3. Do we use analytics or advertising cookies?

We do not use advertising cookies or analytics tools to track users. We do not create advertising profiles or share them with advertisers.

If we introduce mechanisms requiring consent, we will inform users and provide an opportunity to consent before activating them.

4. Are cookies required?

Mechanisms essential for login, account security and proper application operation may be used without separate consent where permitted by law.

Blocking them may prevent you from signing in or using some Solandris features.

5. How can you manage cookies?

You can delete cookies and local storage data through your browser settings. This may sign you out or reset preferences such as your interface language.

6. Who is responsible?

CSHARK sp. z o.o., ul. Wyspa Słodowa 7, 50-266 Wrocław, Poland, is responsible for cookies and local storage used by Solandris.

Contact: contact@solandris.com.

For more information about personal data, see our Privacy Policy.