1. Our approach
We deliberately keep cookies and tracking to a minimum. The authenticated QuoteChase app uses only the cookies needed to keep you signed in and to run securely. Our public quote and invoice pages are transactional and do not set tracking or advertising cookies.
2. Cookies and technologies we use
| Type | Purpose | Consent needed |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication and session | Keep you securely signed in to the app and protect against request forgery | No (strictly necessary) |
| Preferences | Remember choices such as a dismissed install or tour prompt | No (strictly necessary) |
| Free demo | If you open our free demo, a cookie keeps you in your demo for its 14 days, and your browser's local storage holds the sample quotes, invoices and customers you create there | No (strictly necessary for the demo you asked for) |
| Analytics (cookieless) | Aggregate, privacy-friendly page-view measurement that does not use cookies to identify you | No cookie set |
| Error diagnostics | If an error occurs, our monitoring tool may keep a short-lived identifier in your browser so the error report and a masked screen recording can be linked to the same session | No (strictly necessary to detect and fix faults) |
| Payment provider | Stripe may set cookies during checkout or card payment on its own hosted pages to prevent fraud | Governed by Stripe on its pages |
3. Managing cookies
Because the cookies we set are strictly necessary to provide the Service you have asked for, they are exempt from consent under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. Our analytics do not store or read anything on your device. You can still block or delete cookies in your browser settings, but the app may not work properly if you block the authentication cookies.
4. Changes
If we introduce cookies that are not strictly necessary, we will update this policy and seek your consent where the law requires it. Questions can be sent to support@quotechase.co.uk.
This document is provided for transparency and does not constitute legal advice. If you need advice on your own circumstances, consult a qualified solicitor.