Last updated: August 11, 2026. TELITRON currently uses essential cookies and local browser storage. Optional analytics and advertising trackers are not active.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text records stored by a website in your browser. Similar browser storage can remember preferences without being sent with every web request. They can support sign-in, security, preferences, analytics, or advertising.
2. What TELITRON currently uses
| Name | Type and purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
receptionai_dashboard_session | Essential, secure, HTTP-only cookie used to keep an authenticated customer signed in and tied to the authorized workspace. The legacy technical name does not change the TELITRON brand or purpose. | Up to 8 hours, or until sign-out. |
receptionai_recovery_access | Essential, secure, HTTP-only cookie used temporarily during password recovery. | Up to 10 minutes. |
receptionai_recovery_refresh | Essential, secure, HTTP-only cookie paired with the password-recovery session. | Up to 10 minutes. |
telitron_cookie_consent_v1 | Local browser storage that remembers whether you selected essential-only or allowed optional cookies. | Until you clear browser storage or we replace the consent version. |
3. Essential cookies
Essential cookies protect accounts and allow requested features such as sign-in and password recovery. TELITRON does not use these cookies to build advertising profiles. Blocking them can prevent the customer dashboard or account recovery from working.
4. Optional cookies
TELITRON does not currently load optional analytics or advertising cookies. The preference control is in place so visitors have a clear choice before optional tools are introduced. If we add a materially different tracking purpose, we will update this policy and consent version before enabling it.
5. Browser controls
You can delete or block cookies and local storage through your browser settings. Browser controls vary by browser and device. If you clear site data, TELITRON will ask for your preference again and you may be signed out.
6. Third-party services
Connected providers may use technical storage on their own websites when you intentionally leave TELITRON to authorize or use their service—for example, Google’s authorization page. Their privacy and cookie policies apply on their sites. TELITRON does not treat a customer’s connected provider credentials as advertising data.
7. Contact
Questions about TELITRON’s use of cookies can be submitted through our contact form. Begin the message with “Cookie Question.”