1. Strictly necessary session cookie
“terriq_session” is the current technical name of the CADALYX authentication cookie. It is an HTTP-only, SameSite=Lax first-party cookie used to keep you signed in and protect authenticated routes. The legacy technical name remains during the TERRIQ → CADALYX migration and does not indicate a separate service.
2. Language preference cookie
“terriq_locale” stores your selected EN/LV/RU interface language so CADALYX can keep that preference between visits. It is a first-party preference cookie.
3. Analytics and marketing
The current shipped frontend does not set advertising or marketing cookies. If CADALYX later enables analytics or other non-essential browser storage, this notice and any consent controls required by applicable law will be updated before that use.
4. Controlling cookies
You can remove cookies in your browser settings. Removing the session cookie signs you out; removing the locale cookie resets the saved language preference. Blocking strictly necessary authentication cookies can prevent the signed-in product from working.