Cookie Policy

How browser storage and cookies are used.

This page explains how NexHire may use cookies, local storage, and similar technologies to support core functionality, preferences, and future measurement or advertising systems.

Last updated: March 31, 2026Designed for candidates, applicants, and administrators using NexHire.

Core use

Authentication and site function

Essential storage may support sign-in, session continuity, and protection of public forms.

Preferences

Theme and user experience

Preference storage can help the site remember things like display settings.

Future systems

Analytics or ads when enabled

If non-essential technologies are turned on later, the policy and consent experience should reflect that.

What this policy covers

This Cookie Policy explains how browser-based storage and similar technologies may be used on NexHire.

Depending on the feature, that may include cookies, local storage, or similar mechanisms that help the site remember state, keep users signed in, apply preferences, or support future analytics and advertising features when enabled.

This policy should be read alongside the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

Types of cookies and storage we may use

Different categories of browser storage serve different purposes across the public site and account experience.

Strictly necessary technologies may be used to support sign-in sessions, security controls, form protection, and core site functionality.

Preference technologies may be used to remember settings such as theme choices or interface behavior so returning visitors have a smoother experience.

If analytics or advertising are enabled in the future, related technologies may be used to measure performance, understand traffic, or deliver ads in accordance with the notices and consent choices shown at that time.

Necessary storage for authentication and core functionality.
Preference storage for settings such as theme or interface choices.
Future analytics or advertising technologies only when those systems are enabled.

Why we use them

Browser-based storage is used to make the product work properly and, where enabled, to improve performance or monetization.

Examples include keeping a user signed in, remembering preferences, reducing repeated friction, protecting the site from abuse, and supporting measurement or advertising systems that may be introduced over time.

Where non-essential technologies are enabled and consent is required by law, we intend to present those choices clearly before activating them.

Managing your choices

You have control over many browser-based technologies through your browser settings and, where implemented, any consent controls shown on the site.

Most browsers allow you to block, clear, or restrict cookies. Keep in mind that doing so may affect sign-in, saved preferences, or other parts of the product that rely on browser storage.

If a consent experience is introduced for analytics or advertising, you will be able to review and adjust those choices through the controls provided there.

Third-party technologies

Some browser technologies may come from service providers that support features such as verification, infrastructure, analytics, or advertising.

Third-party tools are only expected to be used when necessary for a feature we choose to enable. If advertising or advanced measurement systems are added, this policy and any related notices should be updated to reflect that change.