Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how clavendro.digital uses cookies and similar browser storage technologies, what they are for, and how you can control them. It applies to this website.
Policy at a glance
- Strictly necessary
- Required
- Preference storage
- Optional
- Measurement tools
- Aggregated
- Third-party cookies
- Provider rules
- Consent control
- Your browser
What cookies are
Three short entries, in order, on what a cookie is and how long one lasts.
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Cookies are small text files that a website can store in your browser. They allow a site to recognize a browser across requests, remember a setting, or measure how pages are used. Similar technologies, such as local storage, serve comparable purposes and are treated the same way in this policy.
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A cookie is not a program and it does not run code on your device. It is a short piece of text that a site reads back on a later visit so the page can behave consistently — for example by keeping a form field filled in or by loading the same layout you saw last time. Because they are stored per browser and per device, cookies you accept here do not carry over to a different browser, a different device, or a private browsing session.
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Cookies are commonly grouped by how long they last. Session cookies are cleared when you close the browser. Persistent cookies stay until they expire or you delete them, which is what lets a site remember a preference between visits. Both kinds appear on this site, and the table below notes what each group is used for.
Cookies used on this site
The groups below cover what this website stores in your browser. Only the first group is needed for the site to load and behave correctly; the others apply when the related feature is used.
You can review the same information in the Privacy Policy for details on how message content is stored and who can read it. Privacy Policy.
Third-party cookies
Some features may rely on services operated by third parties, which may set their own cookies when their content or scripts are loaded. Those cookies are governed by the respective provider's policies. This site does not control the cookies set by external services.
What triggers them
A third-party cookie is usually set when a page loads content or a script from another provider — a font service, an embedded player, or a measurement tag. If no such element is loaded, no third-party cookie is set by that page.
Who controls them
We do not set, read, or delete third-party cookies on your behalf. Each provider publishes its own cookie notice and its own retention period, and the choices you make in your browser or in that provider's settings apply directly to them.
How to limit them
Blocking scripts from a provider, or using a browser setting that limits cross-site storage, will usually prevent its cookie from being set. If a feature then stops working, the cookie it needed is the reason.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser allows you to view, block, and delete cookies, usually under a privacy or site-data section of its settings. Blocking all cookies may affect how parts of this site behave, including preference-related functionality. Instructions are provided by each browser vendor, and the wording of the settings pages differs from browser to browser even when the controls do the same thing.
A practical way to check what is stored is to open the browser's site-data list for clavendro.digital and read the names and expiry dates there. Removing a single entry has the same effect as clearing everything for one site, while clearing all browsing data removes stored cookies for every site you have visited.
View — open your browser's site-data or privacy settings and read the list stored for this domain.
Block — switch the browser to block third-party or all cookies. Some pages may then load less smoothly.
Delete — clear stored data for this site, or for all sites, and then reload the page to start fresh.
Re-check — after clearing, reload the site once to see which entries are set again and which were removed.
Consent and changes to this policy
Where consent for non-essential cookies is required, it is requested before those cookies are set. This policy may be updated to reflect changes in the technologies used; the version published on this page is the current one.
When is consent requested?
Before any cookie that is not strictly necessary is set. If the choice is not made, only the cookies needed for the site to load and for the message form to work are used.
How do I withdraw a choice I made earlier?
Adjust your browser settings or clear stored data for this site. Clearing the stored entries removes the record of your earlier choice as well, so the next visit starts from a clean state.
How will I know if this policy changes?
The text on this page is updated in place, and the published version is always the one that applies. If a change alters what is stored in your browser in a meaningful way, it is described in the section above on cookies used on this site.
Do cookies change how my message is handled?
No. Cookies on this site are used for operation, preferences, and measurement. The handling of an inquiry is described on the page explaining how inquiries are handled.
Cookie Policy
A browser cookie is a short identifier, often a few dozen characters, that a site stores so it can recognize the same browsing session a moment later. This site uses that ability for the narrow purposes listed above: keeping the site running, remembering a setting, and understanding which pages are viewed so they stay useful. Nothing else is read from your device.
If you would rather not be recognized between visits, clear the stored entries or block cookies and use the site that way. The inquiry form continues to work, and any message you send is handled the same as always. Questions about the cookie policy can go through the inquiry form with the subject marked clearly, or by phone during business hours.
Contact about cookies
Questions about cookies on this site can be sent using the inquiry form, with the subject marked clearly, or raised by calling the number displayed on the site. If your question is about a specific stored entry, mention the name you see in your browser's site-data list so it can be checked directly.
How to reach us
- Phone
- +1 713-524-8037
- [email protected]
- Address
- 4821 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77027
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Looking for the handling details for a submitted inquiry? See How Inquiries Are Handled.