Doclarify.com uses essential technical storage for core functions and analytics/advertising technologies according to user preferences.
Non-essential analytics and advertising storage is denied by default. On the first visit, users can Accept, Reject or Manage Preferences and can change the choice later.
The site uses a server session cookie for cart, sign-in, CSRF protection and session security. Its name can depend on server configuration (PHP installations commonly use PHPSESSID). It is first-party and normally lasts for the browser session.
A first-party cookie named doclarify_locale remembers the selected TR/EN language. The current site code stores it for approximately one year.
Analytics/advertising preferences are stored in browser localStorage, rather than a cookie, under the key doclarify_consent_v1. It contains the preference and update time and may remain until the user changes the preference or clears browser storage.
If analytics storage is allowed, Google Analytics tags may run through Google Tag Manager. Depending on the active tag configuration, identifiers such as _ga, _ga_*, _gid, _gat and _gac_* may be created for visit/interaction measurement. When analytics is rejected, storage permission is denied for the relevant Google tags and the site attempts to remove cookies in this group that are accessible on the Doclarify domain. Cookies set on third-party domains remain under the relevant provider/browser controls. Retention periods depend on the active Google tag configuration.
If advertising storage is allowed, active Google Ads tags may use identifiers such as _gcl_* and Google advertising cookies such as IDE/test_cookie. Their purpose is conversion measurement and, if enabled, advertising features. When advertising is rejected, advertising storage is denied and the site attempts to remove identifiers in this group that are accessible on the Doclarify domain. Cookies set on third-party domains remain under the relevant provider/browser controls. Actual cookies and retention periods depend on active Google tags.
On third-party domains used for Google sign-in or the PayTR payment interface, the provider may use cookies or similar technologies necessary for its service under its own privacy/cookie terms. Doclarify does not store card details.
Use the Cookie Preferences link in the footer to change analytics/advertising choices. You may also delete/block cookies or localStorage in browser settings; blocking essential storage can affect cart, sign-in and security functions.
For questions about cookies and similar technologies, contact info@doclarify.com. The inventory should be reviewed whenever active Google Tag Manager tags are changed.
