Cookie policy
Last updated: October 7, 2026
This policy is issued by DX CLOUDITIVE LLC, doing business as Autonomah, a Florida limited liability company, United States, Sunbiz document number L26000219015, located at 7901 4th St N, Ste 300, St Petersburg, FL 33702, United States. It explains which cookies and which browser storage we use, and which we do not.
1. What this policy covers
It covers two surfaces that do not use the same things:
| Surface | What it is | Requires signing in |
|---|---|---|
| The public site | The informational pages at autonomah.com and the contact options, what a visitor who is not yet a client sees | No |
| The application | The portal where the authorized people of a client brand see their work, approve pieces and check their calendar | Yes |
2. The public site: no cookies
The public site sets no cookies, neither its own nor from third parties. It uses no analytics or tracking tools, loads no advertising pixels and includes no third-party trackers.
It does one thing in the browser: when the browser language differs from the language of the page, it shows a notice that offers to switch language. If the visitor closes it, the site remembers that in the browser's local storage, with one entry per language whose name starts with autonomah:aviso-idioma:. That data stays in the browser, is not sent to our servers and can be erased from the browser settings.
For that reason the public site shows no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to.
3. The application: two cookies
The application uses two cookies, both our own and both marked HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax, so no script on the page can read them and they are not sent on requests started from other sites.
| Name | What it is for | How long it lasts | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
autonomah_session | Keeps the person signed in. The server signs it and verifies it on every request, and it is erased on sign out. It carries the Secure flag in production. | Up to 12 hours from sign in, or until sign out | Strictly necessary |
autonomah-idioma | Remembers the interface language the person chose. It is set only when the person changes language. | 1 year | Preference the person asks for |
The session cookie is indispensable for the service the person asked for: without it there is no way to know who signed in and, therefore, to record who approved each piece and when. It is not used to follow the person outside the application, it is not shared with third parties for advertising and it feeds no profile.
The language cookie stores only the code of the chosen language. When someone is signed in, the preference is also saved in the person's account, and the cookie only matters for someone who has not signed in yet.
The application also uses the browser's local storage to remember, on that device, the progress of the brand's onboarding assistant. That data stays in the browser and can be erased from its settings.
The sign in screen includes the Google sign in button, which loads a script from Google's servers. What Google stores in the browser for that purpose is governed by Google's Privacy Policy.
4. What we do not use
Neither the public site nor the application uses third-party analytics cookies, advertising pixels from any network, remarketing cookies or a consent management tool, because there is nothing of that kind to manage.
5. Consent
Cookies that are strictly necessary for a service the person asked for, such as keeping a session signed in, do not require prior consent under the cookie regimes that require it for the rest. The language cookie is set only when the person asks for it by choosing a language.
6. If this changes
If we add a cookie that is not strictly necessary, such as an analytics or advertising cookie, we will offer the option to refuse it before it becomes active and will update this policy before the change goes live, with the cookie's name, purpose, duration and who reads it.
7. How to erase them
Every browser lets you see, block and erase cookies and local storage from its settings. Blocking the session cookie prevents signing in to the application.
8. More information
How we handle personal data is in the privacy policy. The rules for using the site are in the terms of use. For any question: hola@autonomah.com.