How We Use Tracking Technologies

At corivalenthia, we utilize various tracking technologies to provide you with a personalized and efficient experience while using our financial education platform. These technologies help us understand how you interact with our content, remember your preferences, and improve our services.

When you visit corivalenthia.com, small text files called cookies are stored on your device. These files contain information that helps our website recognize you during future visits and remember your settings. We also use similar technologies like web beacons and local storage to collect usage data and enhance functionality.

Types of Tracking We Use

What Information We Collect

Our tracking technologies collect various types of information to help us provide better service. This data collection happens automatically when you interact with our platform, and different types of information serve different purposes in enhancing your learning experience.

• Browser type, version, and device information to ensure compatibility with our course materials
• IP address and general location data to provide region-appropriate content and comply with local regulations
• Pages visited and time spent on different sections to understand learning patterns and improve content organization
• Click patterns and navigation behavior to optimize user interface design and course flow
• Search queries within our platform to enhance content discovery and suggest relevant materials
• Course progress and completion rates to personalize learning recommendations
• Login frequency and session duration to understand engagement levels and platform usage
• Referral sources to understand how users discover our educational content

Data Retention and Management

Different types of cookies and tracking data have varying retention periods based on their purpose and legal requirements. Essential cookies remain active only during your browsing session, while preference cookies may be stored for up to one year to remember your settings.

Analytics data is typically retained for 26 months to identify long-term trends in user behavior and content effectiveness. Marketing-related tracking information is kept for a shorter period, usually 90 days, and is automatically purged unless you engage with specific campaigns or communications.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

Impact on Your Experience

Blocking non-essential cookies won't prevent you from accessing our educational content, but it may affect certain features. You might need to re-enter preferences each visit, course recommendations may be less personalized, and some interactive elements might not remember your progress between sessions.

Essential cookies will continue to function regardless of your preferences to ensure basic site security and functionality. These include authentication tokens, shopping cart contents, and temporary session data that makes browsing possible.