We use cookies. Here is exactly what they do and why.
To operate vectexo.company with the precision we promise, our site places small data files called cookies on your device. This is standard practice for professional web operations. We do not use them to track you across the web, but to understand how our specific design decisions perform and to keep our client project portals secure.
Below, we break down the specific categories of cookies in use, the data they handle, and how you can manage your preferences. Transparency is part of our design process.
Cookie Classification
Standard CategoryStrictly Necessary
These cookies are essential for you to browse the website and use its features, such as accessing secure areas, client portals, and cookie consent settings. Without these, the services you have asked for cannot be provided.
- Session Management
- Security Tokens
Analytics & Performance
We only enable these if you opt-in. They help us understand how visitors interact with vectexo.company by collecting anonymized data. This informs our design iterations and ensures our site architecture remains efficient.
- Page Load Speed
- Navigation Flow
Functional (Inactive)
These allow the website to remember choices you make (such as your username, language, or the region you are in) and provide enhanced, more personal features.
Targeting/Marketing
These track your browsing habits to enable advertising delivery. vectexo does not use these. We do not sell ad space or participate in behavioral tracking networks.
Our Approach to Data
Design Constraint
The "Local Host" Principle
Our servers are configured to store cookie data locally where possible. For our clients in Colombia and the region, this reduces latency and ensures that no unnecessary data crosses international borders. It is a technical choice that aligns with our operational ethics.
In the context of web design, cookies are tools for friction reduction. When we design a client portal or a high-conversion landing page, we use session cookies to ensure a user doesn't get logged out prematurely. That is the extent of it.
We believe that consent should be granular, not binary. The global injector on this site (handled by our infrastructure, not visible in this code) respects the "Do Not Track" header and provides a persistent mechanism to revoke access. We do not hide essential cookies behind complex legal jargon; if it is strictly necessary for the site to function, we state it clearly.
Common Failure Modes
Avoid these technical oversights that compromise user trust and site performance.
Cookie Stuffing
Affiliates dropping cookies without user action. This is a violation of trust and often a breach of terms.
Indefinite Expiry
Setting session cookies to expire in 10 years. It creates "zombie data" and violates GDPR principles.
Third-Party Leaks
Loading scripts from unverified domains. We audit every request to ensure no external trackers are piggybacking.
Dark Patterns
Making "Reject All" harder to find than "Accept All." We position consent toggles with equal visibility.
Questions for Your Agency
Policy Resources
Review related documentation or contact our data officer.
Legal Text
Full legal text regarding the ePrivacy Directive and local Colombian regulations.
Read Full TextBrowser Controls
Instructions on how to manage cookie settings in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
Email for HelpCookie Audit
Request a copy of the current cookie inventory for this domain.