Cookie Policy
Last updated: September 20, 2026This Cookie Policy explains how Timelys (“Timelys,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use our websites and web-based services.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Cookies are small text files that websites may store on your device when you visit them.
Cookies can help websites operate correctly, maintain user sessions, remember preferences, improve security, and understand how visitors interact with a service.
Similar technologies, such as local storage, session storage, and other browser-based storage mechanisms, may perform related functions.
In this Policy, we use the term “cookies” to refer generally to cookies and similar web technologies where appropriate.
Scope
This Cookie Policy applies to Timelys web-based services, including:
- the Timelys informational website;
- the Timelys web CRM;
- public Timelys booking pages;
- other web pages operated by Timelys.
The Timelys native iOS and Android applications do not use browser cookies in the same way as websites. Information collected through our mobile applications is described in our Privacy Policy.
How we use cookies
Timelys may use cookies and similar technologies to:
- keep users securely signed in;
- maintain authenticated sessions;
- protect accounts and prevent unauthorized access;
- remember preferences;
- support essential website functionality;
- maintain booking and application workflows;
- improve reliability and performance;
- understand technical problems;
- remember cookie choices where applicable.
We aim to use only the technologies reasonably necessary to provide and improve the Services.
Strictly necessary technologies
These cookies or similar technologies are required for important parts of Timelys to function.
They may be used for purposes such as:
- authentication;
- maintaining user sessions;
- account security;
- preventing fraudulent or malicious activity;
- maintaining essential application state;
- remembering privacy or cookie choices.
Because these technologies are necessary to provide requested functionality, they generally cannot be disabled through our cookie preference controls.
You may still configure your browser to block them, but doing so may prevent parts of Timelys from functioning correctly.
Preferences
Preference technologies may allow Timelys to remember choices you make, such as:
- language preferences;
- interface preferences;
- other settings.
These technologies help provide a more consistent experience when you return to Timelys.
Analytics
Timelys may use analytics technologies to understand how visitors interact with our websites and Services.
For example, analytics may help us understand:
- which pages are visited;
- how users navigate through the website;
- whether errors occur;
- how features perform;
- general usage patterns.
Consent
Where required by applicable law, non-essential analytics technologies will only be activated after appropriate consent has been obtained.
Advertising and marketing
If Timelys uses advertising or marketing technologies in the future, they may be used to measure marketing campaigns or provide relevant advertising.
Where consent is legally required, these technologies will not be activated until you provide that consent.
Timelys should not claim to use advertising cookies unless such technologies are actually implemented.
First-party and third-party cookies
Cookies may be classified as either first-party or third-party cookies.
First-party cookies are set by Timelys or through Timelys domains and are generally used to provide functionality directly related to our Services.
Third-party cookies may be set by external providers whose technologies are integrated into our websites.
If Timelys integrates third-party analytics, payment, support, advertising, or other services, those providers may use cookies or similar technologies according to their own privacy policies and applicable agreements.
Authentication
Timelys may use cookies or similar browser storage to maintain authenticated sessions and help protect user accounts.
Authentication technologies may be necessary for functionality such as accessing the CRM, maintaining a signed-in session, and securely communicating with Timelys services.
Disabling these technologies may prevent you from signing in or using authenticated functionality.
Public booking pages
Public Timelys booking pages may use essential browser technologies necessary to provide the booking experience.
These technologies may be used to maintain temporary booking state, security, language preferences, or other functionality necessary to complete an appointment booking.
Where non-essential analytics or marketing technologies are used on public booking pages, Timelys will handle consent where required by applicable law.
Local and session storage
Timelys may use browser storage technologies such as localStorage or sessionStorage in addition to traditional cookies.
These technologies can be used to store information locally in your browser, including preferences or temporary application state.
Unlike traditional cookies, information stored through these mechanisms is not automatically included with every request to a server.
For purposes of transparency, this Policy describes these technologies together with cookies where they serve similar purposes.
Cookie duration
Cookies may be either session cookies or persistent cookies.
Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser or when your session ends.
Persistent cookies remain on your device for a defined period or until they are removed.
The duration of a cookie depends on its purpose and configuration.
We aim to retain cookie-related information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it is used.
Managing cookies
You can manage or delete cookies through your browser settings.
Most modern browsers allow you to:
- view stored cookies;
- delete individual or all cookies;
- block cookies;
- restrict third-party cookies;
- configure how websites handle cookies.
Blocking certain cookies may affect the functionality of Timelys. In particular, blocking technologies required for authentication or security may prevent you from accessing parts of the Services.
Consent
Where required by applicable law, Timelys will request consent before storing or accessing non-essential cookies or similar technologies.
Users should be able to reject non-essential cookies without losing access to functionality that does not depend on them.
Where a cookie preference tool is provided, you may use it to change your choices.
Strictly necessary technologies may continue to operate because they are required to provide or secure the Services.
Privacy signals
Some browsers and devices provide privacy preference or tracking-control signals.
The legal and technical requirements surrounding these signals may vary by jurisdiction and technology.
Where Timelys is legally required to recognize a particular privacy preference signal, we will handle it in accordance with applicable requirements.
Changes to this Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when our technology, Services, legal obligations, or use of cookies changes.
When we update this Policy, we will change the “Last updated” date at the top of the page.
For material changes, we may provide additional notice where required by applicable law.