Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies Anyway?

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device when you visit them. Think of them as tiny notes that help the website remember who you are and what you prefer. Some cookies stick around for months, while others disappear the moment you close your browser.

We use cookies to understand how analysts interact with our financial modeling courses and to make sure the platform works smoothly. Without certain cookies, you wouldn't be able to log in or track your progress through our learning materials.

Types of Cookies We Use

How We Actually Use This Data

Let me be honest with you. When an analyst spends extra time on our Excel modeling tutorials, that tells us something valuable. Maybe the content is engaging, or maybe it's confusing and needs work. We look at these patterns across hundreds of users to spot trends.

Practical Examples

• When you pause a valuation techniques video, we note the timestamp to help you resume exactly where you left off next time
• If you repeatedly access certain financial statements templates, we'll suggest related advanced courses
• When traffic from Vietnam peaks during evening hours, we schedule system maintenance for off-peak times
• If mobile users struggle with complex spreadsheet interfaces, we prioritize responsive design improvements

We're not collecting personal financial data or anything invasive. The focus is on learning behavior and platform usage patterns that help us build better educational tools for analysts.

Data Retention Practices

Managing Your Browser Settings

Every major browser gives you control over cookies. The process varies slightly, but the principle is the same. You can block all cookies, accept all cookies, or pick and choose based on the site.

Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies will break parts of intellisyncnet. You won't be able to access course materials or track your learning progress. But for analytics and marketing cookies, you have full control.

Third-Party Cookies

We sometimes use services from other companies that set their own cookies. For instance, if we embed a financial modeling demonstration video from a hosting platform, that platform might set cookies to track playback quality and viewing preferences.

These third parties have their own privacy policies that govern how they use cookie data. We try to work only with reputable providers, but you should know that their practices are separate from ours. When you reject marketing cookies on intellisyncnet, we signal these third parties to respect your choice, but their compliance depends on their own systems.

Changes to This Policy

Technology changes and so do privacy regulations. We update this cookie policy periodically to reflect new practices or legal requirements. When we make significant changes, we'll notify users through email or a prominent notice on the platform.

The current version was updated in March 2025 to align with evolving data protection standards and to add clearer explanations about how we use analytics data to improve our financial modeling curriculum.