NH AGENCY
Cookie Policy
Last Updated: August 22, 2026
Effective Date: August 22, 2026
About This Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how NH Agency (“NH Agency,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies, local storage, session storage, and similar technologies when you visit our website, create an account, sign in, use the client portal, schedule a meeting, or interact with other NH Agency digital services.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of information that a website may store in your browser or device.
Websites may use cookies and similar technologies to remember information about a user, maintain a secure login session, save preferences, understand how a website is used, or support other website functionality.
Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, authentication tokens, browser storage, and other technologies that allow information to be stored or retrieved from your device.
Throughout this Policy, we may refer to these technologies collectively as “cookies” for simplicity.
How NH Agency Uses Cookies
NH Agency currently uses cookies and similar technologies primarily to operate, secure, and maintain the functionality of our website and client portal.
These technologies may be used to:
keep users securely signed in;
authenticate accounts;
remember account or session information;
maintain security controls;
prevent unauthorized access;
remember certain preferences;
support booking and portal functionality;
maintain temporary information during authentication processes;
improve the reliability and operation of the website.
Strictly Necessary Technologies
Some cookies or browser-storage technologies are necessary for our website and Services to function correctly.
These may include technologies required for:
Authentication and Login
To determine whether you are signed in and authorized to access specific areas of the NH Agency client portal.
Account Security
To protect user sessions, prevent unauthorized access, and maintain secure authentication.
Google Sign-In
When you choose to authenticate using Google, Google and our authentication infrastructure may use technologies necessary to complete and secure the authentication process.
Portal Functionality
Certain browser-storage technologies may be necessary to maintain temporary application state or allow features of the client portal to work properly.
Because these technologies are necessary for the Services you request to function, they may not always require optional consent where applicable law recognizes an exemption for strictly necessary technologies.
Disabling them may prevent certain website or portal functions from working correctly.
Supabase
NH Agency currently uses Supabase as part of our backend infrastructure.
Supabase may be used to provide functionality such as authentication, database services, account sessions, authorization, and server-side functionality.
Authentication systems may use browser storage or similar technologies to securely maintain a user session after login.
Information processed through Supabase is also subject to the privacy and security practices applicable to that provider.
Google Authentication
If you choose Continue with Google, Google may use cookies or similar technologies necessary to authenticate your Google account and securely complete the sign-in process.
Google operates independently and may use cookies according to its own privacy policies and cookie practices.
Using Google Sign-In is optional where another authentication method is available.
Framer
Our website is currently built and hosted using Framer.
Framer may use technical technologies required to deliver, secure, or operate websites hosted on its infrastructure.
Where those technologies are necessary for website delivery or security, they may operate as essential technologies.
If Framer introduces or enables optional tracking functionality on our website, we will review its use and provide any additional notice or consent controls required by applicable law.
Local Storage and Session Storage
NH Agency may use local storage or session storage in your browser.
These technologies are similar to cookies but allow information to be stored directly within your browser.
For example, NH Agency may temporarily store information related to:
authentication flows;
access codes;
pending account actions;
notification preferences;
user interface preferences;
temporary information necessary to complete a login or registration process.
We will not intentionally use browser storage to hide undisclosed advertising or tracking activities.
Analytics
NH Agency does not currently represent that optional analytics tracking is enabled unless we have actually implemented it.
If we later implement analytics services such as Google Analytics or another analytics provider, we will review whether consent, notice, or opt-out controls are legally required before activating those technologies for users.
Where required, analytics cookies will not be loaded until the user has provided the necessary consent.
Advertising and Marketing Cookies
NH Agency may use advertising platforms as part of services we provide to clients, but this does not automatically mean that the NH Agency website itself uses advertising tracking cookies.
At the time this Policy is published, we should only identify advertising technologies that are actually installed on the NH Agency website.
If we later install technologies such as the Meta Pixel, Google Ads conversion tracking, TikTok Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, or similar advertising technologies, we will update this Policy and implement any consent or opt-out mechanisms required by applicable law.
Where legally required, advertising and marketing technologies will remain disabled until the user makes the appropriate consent choice.
Cookie Consent
Where applicable law requires consent before using non-essential cookies or tracking technologies, NH Agency will request that consent before those technologies are activated.
A consent interface may allow you to choose options such as:
Accept All
Allows both necessary technologies and optional technologies you have agreed to.
Necessary Only
Allows only technologies necessary to operate and secure the website.
Manage Preferences
Allows you to choose specific categories of optional technologies.
Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent you from accessing basic website functionality, although certain optional features may be unavailable.
Your Choices
You may control cookies and similar technologies through your browser settings.
Most browsers allow you to:
view stored cookies;
delete cookies;
block certain cookies;
block all cookies;
clear website data;
manage permissions for individual websites.
Please note that disabling technologies required for authentication or security may prevent you from signing in or using the client portal properly.
Push Notifications
Browser push-notification permissions are not the same as cookies.
If NH Agency introduces push notifications, your browser or operating system will separately ask whether you want to allow notifications.
We may store information indicating your notification preference or the technical subscription necessary to deliver notifications to a device after you provide the relevant permission.
You may revoke push-notification permission through your browser or device settings.
Third-Party Services
Some features of the NH Agency website may depend on independent third-party providers.
These providers may use their own cookies or technologies when you directly interact with their services.
Current or potential providers may include services such as Framer, Supabase, and Google, depending on the feature you use.
Third-party technologies are governed by the applicable provider’s own policies in addition to any obligations NH Agency has under applicable law.
International Users
Cookie and tracking requirements differ between countries and regions.
Where legislation applicable to NH Agency requires prior consent, opt-out rights, or additional disclosure for specific technologies, we will provide the applicable controls.
For example, users located in jurisdictions where non-essential tracking technologies require prior consent should be provided the opportunity to make that choice before those technologies are activated.
Changes to This Cookie Policy
NH Agency may update this Cookie Policy when we change the technologies used on our website, add or remove service providers, introduce analytics or advertising tools, or when legal requirements change.
When we make an update, we will change the Last Updated date at the beginning of this Policy.
If a material change requires a new consent choice under applicable law, we will request that consent when required.
Contact Us
If you have questions about cookies or similar technologies used by NH Agency, contact:
NH Agency
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Privacy: 01JOSE29NHAGENCY@GMAIL.COM
General Contact: 01JOSE29NHAGENCY@GMAIL.COM