1. What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files stored on your device that help websites and applications function efficiently. Cookies may remember preferences, keep users signed in, improve security, analyze product usage, improve performance, and support authentication. Cookies do not typically provide direct access to your device.
2. Types of Technologies Used
- Cookies — Small files stored in browsers.
- Local Storage — Used to maintain product preferences.
- Session Tokens — Used to maintain active sessions.
- Pixels — Used for measuring interactions.
- Device Identifiers — Used for security and fraud prevention.
- Similar Technologies — Other mechanisms that help operate products.
3. Why We Use Cookies
Authentication, security, product functionality, user preferences, analytics, performance monitoring, error detection, fraud prevention, user experience improvements, session continuity.
4. Cookie Categories
4.1 Essential Cookies
Necessary for services to operate. Examples: login sessions, authentication tokens, security validation, workspace access, user permissions, session persistence. Disabling essential cookies may break product functionality.4.2 Performance Cookies
Used to understand product performance. Examples: page load times, error tracking, performance bottlenecks, resource optimization.4.3 Analytics Cookies
Used to understand usage behavior. Examples: page visits, product engagement, feature adoption, user journeys, search behavior. Analytics data may be aggregated.4.4 Functional Cookies
Used for preferences and convenience. Examples: theme settings, saved preferences, language choices, dashboard layouts, workspace settings.4.5 Marketing Cookies
Used where applicable for campaign effectiveness, referral tracking, advertising performance, and audience measurement. These may not always be active.5. Product-Specific Cookie Usage
5.1 NestLens
Cookies may support login sessions, saved searches, dashboard preferences, monitoring settings, export workflows, intelligence workflows, and user personalization.5.2 NestHR
Cookies may support employee login sessions, leave workflows, approval flows, HR dashboard preferences, user permissions, and workspace settings.6. Third-Party Technologies
We may use third-party services that deploy cookies or related technologies. Categories may include authentication providers, analytics providers, infrastructure providers, customer support systems, payment providers, security vendors, and monitoring providers. Third-party providers maintain their own policies.
7. Retention Periods
Cookies may remain active for different durations.
- Session Cookies — Removed after sessions end.
- Persistent Cookies — Remain for predefined durations.
Retention periods may vary depending on product requirements, security needs, legal obligations, and customer settings.
8. Managing Cookies
Users may manage cookies through browser settings, device settings, consent banners, or product settings. Disabling cookies may reduce functionality, affect authentication, break workflows, or limit personalization.
9. Do Not Track Signals
Our handling of browser-based Do Not Track signals may vary depending on technical capability and applicable laws.
10. International Users
Cookie usage may differ depending on jurisdictional requirements. Additional notices may apply for regional regulations, consent obligations, and local privacy requirements.
11. Policy Changes
This policy may be updated periodically. Changes may be communicated through website notices, product notifications, or email communication.
12. Contact Information
- Privacy Team: privacy@labelnest.in
- Support: contact@labelnest.in
- Address: No. 33, 4th Floor, 1st Main, CBI Main Rd, HMT Layout, Ganganagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India 560032
- Website: https://labelnest.in