4.1 What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to recognize your device, remember your preferences, and gather information about your interactions. We also use similar technologies including:
- Local storage / session storage: Browser-based storage used to retain data within a session or across sessions.
- Pixel tags / web beacons: Tiny, invisible images embedded in pages or emails used to track whether content was viewed.
- SDKs (mobile): Software development kits embedded in our mobile apps that collect usage data similarly to cookies on the web.
- Server-side logging: Server logs that record device and request information.
All such technologies are referred to collectively as “cookies” in this policy.
4.2 Who Sets Cookies?
- Ray’s Deli and Supplies (first-party): Cookies set directly by us for operational and analytics purposes.
- Third-party providers: Cookies or SDKs set by our service providers operating on our behalf, including PostHog and DataDog.
4.3 Categories of Cookies We Use
Strictly Necessary Cookies — Essential for the Services to function; cannot be disabled.
Cookie / TechnologyProviderPurpose
Session cookieRay’s Deli and SuppliesMaintains your authenticated session while logged in
CSRF tokenRay’s Deli and SuppliesPrevents cross-site request forgery attacks
Load balancingRay’s Deli and Supplies / infrastructureRoutes requests to appropriate servers
Session cookie
ProviderRay’s Deli and Supplies
PurposeMaintains your authenticated session while logged in
CSRF token
ProviderRay’s Deli and Supplies
PurposePrevents cross-site request forgery attacks
Load balancing
ProviderRay’s Deli and Supplies / infrastructure
PurposeRoutes requests to appropriate servers
Analytics and Performance Cookies — Collect information about how users interact with the Services.
Cookie / TechnologyProviderPurposeRetention
PostHog analyticsPostHogEvent tracking, session recording, funnel analysisUp to 1 year
DataDog RUMDataDogReal-user monitoring, performance metrics, error loggingSession / short-term
PostHog analytics
ProviderPostHog
PurposeEvent tracking, session recording, funnel analysis
RetentionUp to 1 year
DataDog RUM
ProviderDataDog
PurposeReal-user monitoring, performance metrics, error logging
RetentionSession / short-term
PostHog collects behavioral and event data via a JavaScript snippet and/or mobile SDK. Learn more: posthog.com/privacy. DataDog collects application performance data and error logs via its monitoring SDK. Learn more: datadoghq.com/legal/privacy.
Functional / Preference Cookies — Enable enhanced functionality and personalization.
Cookie / TechnologyProviderPurposeRetention
Preference cookieRay’s Deli and SuppliesStores display settings, language, and UI preferences1 year
Auth persistenceRay’s Deli and Supplies / Google OAuthRemembers “stay logged in” preferenceSession / 30 days
Preference cookie
ProviderRay’s Deli and Supplies
PurposeStores display settings, language, and UI preferences
Retention1 year
Auth persistence
ProviderRay’s Deli and Supplies / Google OAuth
PurposeRemembers “stay logged in” preference
RetentionSession / 30 days
Marketing and Communications Cookies — We do not currently use third-party advertising networks or retargeting pixels. If you have opted into marketing communications, we may use tracking pixels in marketing emails to confirm delivery and open rates.
Cookie / TechnologyProviderPurposeRetention
Email open pixelEmail providerTracks whether marketing emails are openedSession
Email open pixel
ProviderEmail provider
PurposeTracks whether marketing emails are opened
RetentionSession
4.4 Cookies in Our Mobile Applications
Our iOS and Android applications use mobile SDKs that perform functions equivalent to cookies, including:
- PostHog mobile SDK: Tracks in-app events and user behavior.
- DataDog mobile SDK: Monitors performance and captures error reports.
- Device identifiers: We do not use mobile advertising identifiers (IDFA on iOS, AAID on Android).
You can limit mobile tracking through your device’s privacy settings (e.g., “Limit Ad Tracking” on iOS or “Opt out of Ads Personalization” on Android).
4.5 Managing Cookie Preferences
Browser settings: Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies through their settings:
- Chrome: Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies
- Safari: Preferences > Privacy
- Firefox: Options > Privacy & Security
Disabling essential or functional cookies may prevent certain features from working correctly.
Opt-out tools for analytics providers:
Email tracking: You can disable email images in your email client to prevent email tracking pixels from loading.
4.6 Do Not Track
Some browsers transmit a “Do Not Track” (DNT) signal. PostHog is configured to honor DNT signals. Jelly does not currently respond to DNT signals separately from PostHog’s implementation. We will update this section as practices evolve.
4.7 Cookie Retention
- Session cookies: Deleted when you close your browser.
- Persistent cookies: Retained for the period noted in Section 4.3, or until you delete them.
- Server-side logs: Retained for a limited period for security and debugging purposes.