1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small files a website may place on a device. Browser local storage and session storage perform similar functions by saving information in your browser. In this policy, “browser technologies” refers to all of these mechanisms.
2. How Flow uses browser technologies
- Authentication and security: keeping users signed in, storing session credentials, protecting account access, and supporting password or one-time-code flows.
- Storefront sessions: assigning a guest session, maintaining checkout continuity, and temporarily retaining a pending order or payment result.
- Preferences: remembering theme choices, selected stores, navigation state, and other interface settings.
- Business workflows: preserving temporary point-of-sale state, held sales, cash-session information, or customer-display state on the device where those features are used.
3. Advertising and analytics
As of the date of this policy, the Flow web application does not use advertising cookies or cross-site behavioural advertising technologies. If we introduce optional analytics or advertising technologies, we will update this policy and provide consent controls where required.
4. Third-party services
Payment pages, font providers, or other third-party services opened or loaded through Flow may use their own browser technologies. Their practices are governed by their own privacy and cookie notices. For example, a payment completed through Paystack is also subject to Paystack's policies.
5. Your controls
Most browsers let you view, block, or delete stored website data. Blocking essential browser storage may prevent sign-in, checkout, preferences, or other core Flow features from working correctly. Signing out clears some authentication data; you can also clear site data through your browser settings.
6. Changes and contact
We may update this policy as our technology changes. Questions can be sent to mensahben251@gmail.com.
