1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet, mobile phone or other device when you visit a website or use an online application. They allow websites and applications to recognise your device, remember information about your visit and provide secure and reliable functionality.
FabQT may also use similar technologies, such as local storage or other browser-based storage. For simplicity, this policy refers to these technologies collectively as “cookies”.
2. How FabQT uses cookies
We use cookies where they are necessary to operate the FabQT website and SaaS platform, protect user accounts, maintain authenticated sessions and remember certain user choices. Where optional analytics or other non-essential technologies are introduced, they should only be used in accordance with applicable consent requirements.
2.1 Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required for the website or application to function correctly and securely. They may be used for:
- User authentication and maintaining logged-in sessions.
- Security, fraud prevention and protection against unauthorised requests.
- Remembering a user's tenant, workspace or other information required to provide the service.
- Maintaining application functionality between page requests.
- Remembering cookie or privacy preferences where a consent mechanism is provided.
Because these cookies are necessary to provide the service requested by the user, they cannot normally be disabled through a cookie preference tool. They can be blocked through your browser, but doing so may prevent FabQT from operating correctly.
2.2 Preference and functionality cookies
These cookies or similar technologies may be used to remember choices you make so that FabQT can provide a more convenient experience. This may include your most recently used tenant or workspace, display or interface preferences, and other settings you choose to save.
2.3 Performance and analytics cookies
We may use analytics technologies to understand how visitors use the FabQT website and platform. Where used, this information may include pages visited, approximate device and browser information, traffic sources, navigation patterns and technical errors.
Analytics information helps us understand how the service is being used, identify problems and improve performance and usability. Where applicable, non-essential analytics cookies will be subject to the appropriate consent controls.
2.4 Marketing cookies
FabQT does not need marketing cookies to provide the core SaaS platform. If advertising, remarketing or similar technologies are introduced in the future, this policy and the applicable cookie consent controls should be updated before those technologies are used.
3. Cookies used by the FabQT application
The precise cookies used may change as FabQT develops. Typical essential cookies may include PHP or application session cookies used to keep a user securely signed in, together with cookies or local storage used to remember tenant or workspace information.
We do not list speculative cookie names or durations in this policy. Where a cookie register is provided, it should reflect the cookies actually deployed by the live FabQT website and application.
4. Third-party services
FabQT may use trusted third-party service providers to help deliver parts of the service. For example, payment providers, hosting infrastructure, email services, security services or analytics providers may process information or set cookies when their functionality is used.
Third-party providers are responsible for their own cookies and privacy practices. Further information about how personal information is handled is available in our Privacy Policy.
5. Payment services
Where FabQT uses a third-party payment processor to manage subscriptions or payments, that provider may use cookies or similar technologies for security, fraud prevention and payment processing. These technologies are controlled by the relevant payment provider and may be governed by its own privacy and cookie policies.
6. Cookie consent and preferences
Where FabQT uses cookies that require consent, visitors should be given an appropriate opportunity to accept, reject or manage those cookies. Strictly necessary cookies may be set without consent where they are required to provide the website or service requested by the user.
If a “Cookie Settings” control is available on the FabQT website, you can use it to review or change your preferences at any time.
7. Managing cookies through your browser
Most web browsers allow you to control cookies through their settings. Depending on your browser, you may be able to:
- See which cookies are stored on your device.
- Delete individual cookies or all stored cookies.
- Block third-party cookies.
- Block cookies from particular websites.
- Block all cookies.
Please refer to the help or privacy settings within your browser for instructions specific to your device and browser version.
8. What happens if you disable cookies?
If you block or delete cookies, some parts of FabQT may not function as intended. You may be unable to sign in or remain signed in, need to enter tenant or workspace information more frequently, lose saved preferences, or find that certain security or application features do not operate correctly.
9. Cookies and personal data
Some information collected through cookies may constitute personal data, particularly when combined with account, device or usage information. Where this occurs, that information will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable UK data protection law.
10. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the FabQT platform, the technologies we use, our service providers or applicable legal and regulatory requirements. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page indicates when the policy was most recently revised.
11. Contact us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or the way FabQT uses cookies and similar technologies, please contact us using the support or contact details provided on the FabQT website.