Only what is necessary in this version
Cookies are small records a website can save in your browser. They serve different functions, such as maintaining a login session. Local storage is another technology that stores information in the browser itself.
We use a session cookie at login, a language preference cookie and a cookie to remember that the notice has been read. The notice preference only prevents repeating a message already read; it does not identify you or record the pages visited.
The website counts public page views as daily totals by page, source category and device category to monitor its reach. Counting uses no cookies, visitor identifiers or individual profiles, and does not store IP addresses, full referrer URLs or link parameters. It excludes browsing with a portal session, restricted areas, preloads, recognized bots and browsers sending “Do Not Track” or “Global Privacy Control” signals. Only the owner can view totals; see retention periods in the Privacy Policy.
The notice is informational. The “Got it” button records that you have read it and does not mean general acceptance of the terms, marketing consent or authorization for future trackers. You can browse the website without clicking it.
What stays in your browser
| Name and type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
__Host-db_sessionFirst-party cookie · necessary | Maintain the session of users who sign in by email and password and allow verification of access to restricted areas. It is not created simply by visiting the home page. | Up to 8 hours. On the server, authorization also expires after 30 minutes of inactivity. Signing out ends the session and removes the cookie. |
if_cookie_noticeLocal storage · notice preference | Remember the version of the notice read and its expiry. Contains no name, email or user identifier. It is not sent to the server. | Up to 180 days. Expiry is checked when the website opens. Can be removed at any time in preferences or browser settings. |
if_cookie_ackFirst-party cookie · notice preference | Store only the version of the notice read, so it is not repeated on the website, portals and management on this domain. It contains no identifiers and does not authorize tracking. | Up to 180 days. It can be removed using “Clear notice memory” or in your browser settings. |
if_site_languageFirst-party cookie · language preference | Store only the language chosen in the selector. Contains no identifiers, does not track browsing and applies only to the domain where it was selected. Without a preference, .com uses English and .com.br uses Portuguese. | Up to 180 days. You can change the language at the top of any page or remove this cookie in your browser. |
The session cookie is sent only to the domain where login occurred, over a secure connection. It cannot be read by page scripts. The /db and /gestao areas use the same session on that domain, but each area checks its own permissions.
The acknowledgement is remembered by a cookie and local storage. If both are blocked, the button still closes the notice on the current page, but it may reappear on another visit. The preference is independent on each domain.
Hosting and security infrastructure may process technical data needed to deliver pages and control abuse. This is explained in the Privacy Policy and does not constitute advertising or behavioral analytics on the website.
How to view and manage preferences
The button below and permanent footer links reopen cookie information. Since this version has no optional tracking categories, permissions for advertising or analytics are not requested.
You can clear this notice's preference and remove cookies in your browser's privacy settings. Blocking or removing the login cookie may require you to sign in again or prevent you from maintaining a session in restricted areas.
Deleting cookies does not erase personal records already stored in the system. To request access, correction or deletion of data, use the Privacy Channel.
When new features are added
If tools using non-essential cookies are incorporated, the inventory and controls must be updated before activation. Where consent is the basis, choices must be specific, with an easy way to refuse and withdraw permission.
This version's preferences do not authorize future features. The reference for this document is the ANPD Guide on Cookies and Personal Data Protection.
Your data. Your rights.
Submit a request or ask a privacy question. The channel is free and does not require a portal account.
Open the Privacy Channel