Essential cookies
Zionel uses security-protected cookies for signed-in sessions and bounded account or invitation workflows. These cookies support services requested by the user and help protect account activity.
- Sign-in cookies keep an authenticated session working.
- Security-verification cookies support bounded account checks.
- Invitation cookies support controlled account activation.
- Third-party sign-in cookies support the selected provider flow when that option is configured.
Browser storage
The application may use local or session storage to preserve interface state and bounded workflow information on the device. Users on shared devices should sign out and follow their church’s device-clearance procedures.
Analytics and advertising
No advertising tracker is currently included. The production notice must be revised before introducing non-essential analytics, advertising or cross-site tracking.
Your controls
Browser controls can remove stored data, but blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in or security flows from working. Consent-management requirements must be assessed by jurisdiction before non-essential technologies are introduced.
Inventory governance
Cookie names, purposes, duration and third-party behavior must be re-audited at each material authentication or analytics change. Exact durations remain a legal and technical approval item.
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Use the support route that matches your role and question. Do not include passwords, session tokens, payment-card data or confidential pastoral notes.
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