TajirPro
Business Operating System
TajirPro Trust Center

Cookie Policy

The cookies and browser storage used for login, security, preferences, and service operation.

Effective: 05 August 2026 Last updated: 06 August 2026 Version: 1.1 Operator: TajirPro Jurisdiction: Pakistan

Legal contact: support@tajirpro.net

1. Essential cookies

Essential cookies support authentication, CSRF protection, session continuity, load management, and security. Disabling them may prevent login or core features from working.

2. Preference storage

Browser storage may remember interface preferences, device trust, dismissed notices, filters, or similar choices. Clearing browser data may reset these preferences.

3. Analytics

TajirPro may record limited first-party service and signup-attribution events without loading third-party scripts. Optional Google Analytics or Meta Pixel technologies are separate and load only after the optional analytics choice where configured.

4. Third-party technologies

Payment, communications, embedded content, or infrastructure providers may set their own cookies or identifiers under their policies. TajirPro does not control third-party browser technologies outside its service.

5. Managing cookies

Users can manage cookies through browser settings. Blocking essential cookies can cause authentication failures, lost preferences, or reduced security.

6. First-party service measurement

TajirPro may record limited first-party events such as landing-page views, signup clicks, registration progress, UTM campaign values, referrer, and pseudonymous technical hashes for security, service reliability and signup attribution. This does not load Google Analytics or Meta Pixel.

7. Optional third-party analytics and advertising

Google Analytics and Meta Pixel are loaded only after the user selects the optional analytics choice where those tools are configured. Choosing essential-only prevents those optional third-party scripts from loading on the public landing page.

This policy forms part of the TajirPro customer agreement. Mandatory rights under applicable law continue to apply even where a clause states “to the maximum extent permitted by law.”
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