Legal document · Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy
This policy explains how NutriSelaras uses cookies and similar technologies on this website. The site is operated from Jl. Teuku Umar No. 34, Palembang, Sumatera Selatan, 30134, Indonesia, reachable at +62 711 356 789.
Definitions
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to recognize your browser across pages and between visits, so a page you opened earlier can still remember what you typed or which section you were reading. Similar technologies, such as local storage, serve comparable purposes and are covered by the same expectations described here.
Cookies are not programs. They do not run on your device, they do not scan your files, and they cannot read content stored elsewhere on your phone or computer. A cookie can only carry the information that the site that created it chose to store, plus whatever standard request details your browser sends when it loads a page.
Two durations we set
Session cookies
Held while your browser is open. They clear when you close the window and help keep a single visit consistent.
Persistent cookies
Stay on your device for a set period after you leave, so a returning visitor does not have to start over.
The NutriSelaras site stores what a browser needs to move through consultation pages and a registration flow without losing your place. Nothing more is kept in a cookie than that job requires.
Two categories in use
Cookies we use
The site runs on two kinds of cookie. Each has a single, bounded job, and neither is used to build advertising profiles of consultation registrants.
Always on
Essential cookies
These keep the site working. They remember form state while you complete a registration, hold session information, and confirm that a page loaded correctly. Without them, parts of the registration process may not function.
Where enabled
Analytics cookies
These help us understand which pages are visited and how the site performs — for example whether a form stalls or a layout breaks on a given device. The numbers describe pages, not people, and are read as totals rather than individual profiles.
Why we use them
Every cookie on this site answers a specific problem. When one stops being useful — a form is rebuilt, an analytics tool is replaced — it is removed rather than left running in the background.
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Essential
Keeping navigation steady
Moving between consultation pages should not reset your scroll position or lose a half-finished selection.
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Essential
Remembering form state
If you step away mid-registration or a connection drops, the fields you filled should still be there when you return.
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Analytics
Spotting technical problems
Analytics data shows which pages error, load slowly, or get abandoned, so a broken step gets fixed before more people reach it.
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Analytics
Improving page content
Aggregate traffic patterns tell us which consultation topics readers want explained in more depth.
Without essential cookies, parts of the registration process may not function correctly. If you filter them out in your browser, expect the form to behave less predictably and possibly lose entries when you switch pages.
Third-party cookies
Where third-party services are used for analytics or embedded content, those providers may set their own cookies at the moment their code runs on the page. Their handling of data is governed by their respective policies, not this one.
We cannot read a third party's cookie directly, and we do not control how long a provider keeps it. If you want to inspect or restrict those cookies, your browser's storage and privacy panels list them by domain, which is usually the quickest place to see who set what.
How to tell them apart
Cookies set by this site carry our domain. Cookies set by a provider appear under that provider's domain instead. If a provider changes how it uses data, that change appears in the provider's own policy and usually in the browser panel too.
Managing cookies
You can control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block cookies entirely, remove existing ones, or accept them only from the site you are visiting. The exact path differs by browser — look under privacy or site-data settings.
Blocking essential cookies may affect the functionality of the registration form and other parts of the site. Clearing cookies after starting a registration will typically empty the fields you had already filled, so it is worth finishing that step before you tidy up.
Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated if our use of cookies changes — for example if an analytics tool is replaced or a new embedded feature is added. The version published on this page is the current one.
The date at the top of the page shows when the text was last reviewed. Previous wording is not kept online, so if a change matters to you, checking this page is the reliable way to see the current position.
Questions about this policy
Questions about this policy can be directed to the office by phone at +62 711 356 789. Staff answer Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00, and can also be reached by email at [email protected].