Data Usage & Tracking Policy

Understanding how NextGenFlare uses tracking technologies on our platform

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1 What Are Tracking Technologies?

Tracking technologies are small pieces of data that help websites remember information about your visit and preferences. At NextGenFlare, we use several types of these technologies to enhance your experience with our budget analysis platform.

Think of these as digital bookmarks that help our system recognize you when you return, remember your dashboard preferences, and provide personalized insights based on your previous interactions.

These technologies work silently in the background and typically don't affect your device's performance or storage significantly.

2 Types of Tracking We Use

Essential Functionality

These keep your login session active, remember your dashboard settings, and ensure our budget analysis tools work properly. Without these, core features wouldn't function.

Analytics & Performance

Help us understand which features are most valuable to users, identify slow-loading pages, and track how people navigate through different budget analysis tools.

Personalization Features

Remember your preferred currency displays, favorite chart types, and customized dashboard layouts so you don't have to reconfigure them each visit.

Educational Content

Track which financial education resources you've accessed to suggest relevant follow-up materials and avoid showing repeated introductory content.

Essential Cookies Cannot Be Disabled

Some tracking is necessary for basic site functionality. These include security tokens, session management, and core platform features. Disabling these would prevent you from logging in or using our budget analysis tools.

3 How Tracking Enhances Your Experience

When you use NextGenFlare's budget trend analysis tools, tracking helps us provide more meaningful insights. For example, if you frequently analyze quarterly spending patterns, we can prioritize those data visualizations and load them faster.

Our educational content system uses tracking to understand where users typically struggle with financial concepts, allowing us to improve explanations and add helpful context where it's needed most.

  • Faster loading of your most-used dashboard sections
  • Personalized chart recommendations based on your analysis patterns
  • Relevant educational content suggestions that match your experience level
  • Streamlined workflows that adapt to your usage habits

Without this data, every visit would feel like your first time using the platform, requiring you to reconfigure preferences and navigate through basic introductory content repeatedly.

4 Data Retention and Your Control

Most tracking data expires automatically within 30-90 days, though some preference settings may persist longer to maintain your personalized experience. We regularly review and purge outdated tracking information.

You maintain control over your data through several methods:

  • Use the rejection button above to opt out of non-essential tracking
  • Clear your browser's stored data to reset all preferences
  • Contact us directly to request specific data removal
  • Adjust browser settings to limit future tracking

Remember that rejecting all tracking will impact platform functionality and may require you to reconfigure settings during each visit.

Managing Cookies in Your Browser

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Chrome
Settings → Privacy → Cookies
Firefox
Options → Privacy & Security
Safari
Preferences → Privacy → Cookies
Edge
Settings → Site Permissions

Questions About Our Data Practices?

If you need clarification about how we handle your data or want to discuss specific privacy concerns, we're here to help with transparent answers.

Contact Our Team