This policy explains how the Precision Film Systems public website and application use cookies and browser storage. Cookies are small values stored by a browser and sent with later requests. Browser storage includes local storage, session storage, IndexedDB, and cached application files.
Essential cookies and session security
The authenticated application uses cookies and related browser information to keep you signed in, protect sessions, support password reset and account security, and apply appropriate account permissions. These functions are necessary to provide a secure account experience. Disabling or deleting essential cookies may sign you out or prevent login and other protected features from working.
Preferences and application state
Precision Film Systems may use local or session storage to remember device labels, display choices, workflow settings, user-interface state, document handoff information, job or estimate drafts, and recovery state. This helps the application restore work, keep screens consistent, and continue supported workflows between page loads.
Photo and draft recovery
The application may use IndexedDB or similar browser storage for temporary photo-upload or job-recovery information. This local copy helps recover from interruptions but is not a substitute for saving work to the Service or keeping your own business records. It may remain until the application clears it, you clear site data, or the browser removes it.
Analytics and diagnostics
The public website may use analytics cookies or similar identifiers to help us understand page views, referrals, browser and device categories, approximate location derived from IP address, and website interactions. Analytics configuration and available preference controls may change as setup is completed. Precision Film Systems also uses operational logs and workflow events to diagnose errors, protect the Service, and improve reliability.
Installed app and service-worker storage
If you install or use Precision Film Systems as a web app, a service worker and browser cache may store public or static application files and an offline page so the application shell loads more reliably. The service worker is designed not to cache authenticated customer records or payment pages for offline use. Most job features still require a network connection to save, synchronize, generate outputs, or confirm account access.
Third-party services
Third-party services may set or read their own cookies or similar information when their features are loaded or used. This may include providers used for website analytics, contact-form abuse prevention, and service operation. Paddle manages checkout for Precision Film Systems purchases on Paddle-controlled pages. These providers handle information under their own policies and controls.
Your browser controls
Most browsers let you block cookies, delete cookies and site data, limit tracking, or clear local storage, IndexedDB, and cached files. Browser help pages explain the controls available for your device. Blocking analytics may reduce the information available to us, while blocking essential cookies or storage may break login, draft recovery, uploads, installed-app behavior, or other application features.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy as browser behavior, the Service, providers, or legal requirements change. We will post the updated version and revise the date above.
Contact
Questions about cookies or browser storage can be sent through the contact form or to support@precisionfilmsystems.com. For more information about how we handle personal information, see the Privacy Policy.