Technology transparency

Cookies & Technology

FICONTER uses browser storage and similar technologies primarily to operate the service, protect accounts and remember user choices.

Pre-launch legal draftThe legal operator name and full service address still have to be confirmed before these pages are used as the final public legal notice. The structure and remaining legal information are being prepared now so those details can be inserted without redesigning the site.

1. Necessary technologies

FICONTER may use cookies, local storage and comparable browser mechanisms for functions that are necessary or requested by the user, including authentication, session continuity, trusted-device handling, language selection, interface preferences, PWA behaviour and security controls.

2. Authentication and security

Authentication-related cookies and storage are used to maintain signed-in sessions, apply account-security settings and support recovery or trusted-device features. Disabling these technologies can prevent important account functions from working correctly.

3. Preferences

FICONTER stores user-selected settings such as language, appearance, density and certain workspace-interface preferences so the requested configuration can be restored on later visits.

4. Advertising and optional tracking

FICONTER is designed without advertising on the platform. The current public landing page does not intentionally rely on advertising cookies. Optional analytics, marketing or other non-essential tracking should only be introduced after the required consent mechanism and legal notices are in place.

5. Consent standard

Under German law, storing or accessing information on a user's device generally requires consent unless the technology is strictly necessary to transmit a communication or to provide a digital service expressly requested by the user. FICONTER's implementation should continue to follow that distinction when new technologies are added.

6. Managing browser data

Users can remove cookies and local storage through their browser or device settings. Removing required authentication or preference data may sign the user out, reset settings or disable functions until the required information is stored again.

7. Future changes

If FICONTER introduces analytics, marketing, embedded media or another optional technology that changes the legal basis or consent requirements, this page and the Privacy Policy will be updated before that technology is enabled for users.

Last updated: 7 September 2026