Current position. The public 0to1 Advisory website does not currently use 0to1 Advisory advertising or behavioural tracking cookies. Essential browser, hosting, security or authenticated workspace functions may use cookies or similar technologies where they are needed for the service to work.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files or similar identifiers that a website or digital service can place on your browser or device. They may be used to keep a service secure, maintain a session, remember a preference or support a website function.
Similar technologies can include local browser storage, session storage and security identifiers. In this policy, “cookies” includes these technologies where relevant.
2. What the public website currently uses
| Category | Purpose | Current public website |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, routing and core website or authenticated service functions. | May be used where required by hosting, security, anti-spam or an authenticated workspace. |
| Preferences | Remembering a setting a visitor has deliberately chosen. | No behavioural profiling is performed through preference cookies. |
| Analytics | Understanding aggregate use and website performance. | No 0to1 Advisory analytics cookies are currently set by the public website code. |
| Advertising or behavioural tracking | Building advertising profiles or tracking people across unrelated sites. | Not used by 0to1 Advisory on the current public website. |
3. Public assessments and browser processing
Some public tools, including readiness and fit assessments, are designed to work in your browser. Their answers are processed locally for the purpose of producing the result and downloadable report. Completing an assessment does not by itself send those answers to 0to1 Advisory.
4. Logged in workspaces
When an adviser or client uses the separate protected 0to1 Advisory operating system, strictly necessary cookies or similar technologies may be used to keep the session secure, enforce access permissions, prevent abuse and maintain authenticated access. These technologies are used to operate the service, not for advertising.
5. Third-party services
Our website may open third-party services including Stripe for payment, Cloudflare for hosting and security, and email or workspace services. Those providers may use cookies or similar technologies needed to operate their service under their own privacy and cookie terms.
6. Non-essential cookies
If we introduce non-essential analytics, personalisation or marketing cookies in future, we will update this policy and provide the choices required by applicable law before those cookies are set.
7. Managing cookies
You can control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to see stored cookies, remove them, block selected websites or block all cookies. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent a secure workspace or feature from working correctly.
8. Remembering that you have seen the privacy notice
When you act on the privacy and cookie notice, the public website stores a small local-browser preference so the notice does not keep appearing on every page or refresh. This preference does not create an advertising profile and is used only to remember that the notice has already been shown.
9. Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when our website, platform or technology changes. The current version will be published on this page with its effective date.
10. Contact
Questions about cookies, browser storage or privacy can be sent to ta@0to1advisory.com.
You can also read our Privacy Policy.
