Cookie policy

Updated August 26, 2026 for clarity on how we use cookies to support stable analytics and site functionality.

You arrive on a site about AI financial data harmonization and a small banner quietly asks about cookies. Behind that simple question is a set of decisions about how we measure visits, keep the site stable, and respect your privacy expectations in Canada. This cookie policy explains what we store, why we do it, and how you can adjust those choices at any time.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help remember certain actions or preferences, support security, and allow us to understand how people use our pages. Some cookies are essential for basic functions, while others are optional and focus on analytics or broader marketing insights.

Types of cookies used

Essential cookies

Essential cookies keep the site functioning reliably. They support basic features such as page navigation, security settings, and remembering your cookie preferences. Without these cookies, parts of the site may not work as intended, so they are typically stored when you visit, regardless of any optional choices you make in consent tools.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies remember choices you make, such as preferred language, region, or previously selected settings on forms. They help the site feel more familiar when you return, without aiming to follow you across unrelated websites. If you disable these cookies, some customizations may not be saved between visits.

Analytics cookies

Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors move through our pages, which sections about AI financial data harmonization they read, and where they pause or leave. We use this information in aggregate to improve navigation, clarify explanations, and prioritize content, rather than to build individual profiles or make automated decisions about you.

Marketing cookies

On this site, we aim to keep marketing cookies limited and focused on understanding which broad topics about financial data harmonization attract attention. Where used, these cookies may help us see how visitors arrive at neravilo.world and which pages lead to further engagement. We do not use them to offer personalized financial advice or make individual-level predictions. Results may vary, and past performance does not guarantee future results.

Managing cookies in your browser

You remain in control of how cookies are used in your browser. Most modern browsers let you review, block, or delete cookies and similar technologies, either for all sites or for specific domains such as ours. The steps below outline common options, and you can also use consent tools on our site, where available, to adjust non-essential cookie settings.

Chrome

In Chrome, open Settings, then Privacy and security, and choose Cookies and other site data. From there you can block third-party cookies, clear existing cookies, or allow cookies only for specific sites such as neravilo.world, depending on how strictly you want to control your browsing experience.

Firefox

In Firefox, open Settings, then go to Privacy and Security. Under Cookies and Site Data, you can select a standard, strict, or custom approach, clear stored cookies, and manage exceptions. This lets you decide how Firefox handles cookies from neravilo.world and other sites, including whether to block cross-site tracking cookies.

Safari

In Safari, open Preferences or Settings, then go to the Privacy section. You can choose to block all cookies, block cross-site tracking, or remove stored cookies and website data. On iOS devices, similar options appear under Settings, Safari, where you can clear history and website data and adjust how cookies are accepted.

Edge

In Microsoft Edge, open Settings, then select Cookies and site permissions. From there you can choose whether to allow, block, or clear cookies, and manage exceptions for specific sites. You can also adjust tracking prevention levels to control how Edge handles third-party cookies and similar technologies.

Your choices and rights

Because cookies can interact with personal data, you may have rights under applicable Canadian privacy laws, such as requesting access to certain information, asking for corrections, or withdrawing consent for optional cookies. While we cannot change how your browser handles cookies, we can explain how our systems use them and respond to reasonable privacy requests made through our contact channels.

How to contact us

If anything in this cookie policy feels unclear or you want to discuss how we handle data related to cookies in more detail, our team is ready to respond. Use the contact details on our contact page to raise questions, share concerns, or request clarification about how cookies interact with our AI financial data harmonization services.

Email: content@neravilo.world

Phone: +1 (%31) 383-1432

Address: 2001 Boulevard Robert-Bourassa, Montreal, QC H3A 2A6 Canada