How OCCEAN uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can control them.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. We also use similar technologies such as local storage, pixels, and SDKs. Together they help us operate, secure, and improve OCCEAN.
Required for the Service to function — including authentication, session management, and security. They cannot be disabled.
Examples: session token, CSRF protection, load-balancer routing.
We do not set analytics cookies and we run no third-party analytics script (no Google Analytics, no product-analytics SDK). The only third-party browser tracker we load is the Meta pixel, described under Marketing Cookies below.
Measure page load times, latency, and error rates so we can maintain the executive-grade performance OCCEAN is known for.
Remember your UI choices — sidebar state, theme, timezone, and preferred metrics — so Commerce Brain™ feels consistent across sessions.
Meta pixel (ID 1576583010617319) is the only marketing tracker we load. Its purpose is to measure whether our advertising on Facebook and Instagram brings people to OCCEAN, and to build advertising audiences from that.
It is off until you opt in. The pixel is loaded in consent-revoked mode, so it sends nothing — no page views, no events — unless you switch Marketing on in the cookie banner or the control below. Turning it back off revokes consent immediately.
The pixel script is present on all pages of occean.app, including signed-in pages, but it stays consent-revoked there too until you opt in. It never receives your store data, orders, customers, or Decision Memory™ content.
We run no analytics or performance-telemetry script in your browser, so there is nothing to switch off for those categories.