Cookie Notice

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on a computer, mobile device, tablet, or other internet-connected device when a person visits a website.

Cookies may allow a website to:

• Recognize a browser or device
• Remember preferences
• Maintain a login session
• Support account and payment security
• Understand website activity
• Measure performance
• Improve website functionality
• Support communications and marketing

Cookies may collect information directly or work with other technologies that collect information about website interactions.

2. Similar Technologies

In addition to cookies, ATI and its service providers may use similar technologies, including:

• Pixels
• Web beacons
• Tags
• Scripts
• Local storage
• Device identifiers
• Software development kits
• Session-recording or interaction-measurement tools
• Embedded content technologies

For purposes of this Cookie Notice, references to “cookies” include these similar technologies when applicable.

3. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are placed directly by ATI or through ATI-controlled website technology. They may support website functions, preferences, security, account access, and performance.

Third-Party Cookies

Third-party cookies are placed or controlled by independent service providers whose technology is used on an ATI website.

These providers may support website hosting, community accounts, payment processing, forms, scheduling, analytics, email marketing, embedded media, fraud prevention, customer support, advertising, or campaign measurement.

Third-party providers may process information according to their own terms and privacy policies.

4. Types of Cookies ATI May Use

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support essential website functions. They may load website pages, maintain secure sessions, authenticate users, protect accounts, prevent fraud, process forms, support checkout, remember privacy choices, and provide requested services.

These cookies are generally necessary for the website to function and cannot ordinarily be disabled through an ATI cookie-preference tool. Blocking them through your browser may cause some features to stop working properly.

Functional Cookies

Functional cookies allow a website to remember choices and provide enhanced features, including language, display, account, accessibility, community, portal, and customer-support preferences.

Disabling functional cookies may reduce personalization or prevent certain features from operating as intended.

Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and performance cookies help ATI understand pages visited, time spent, links selected, referring websites, browser and device type, general location, website errors, navigation patterns, and website or campaign performance.

ATI may use this information to improve website organization, content, functionality, accessibility, and performance. Where required by law, ATI will request consent before using nonessential analytics cookies.

Advertising and Marketing Cookies

ATI may use advertising or marketing cookies to measure campaigns, understand how visitors arrive, limit repeated advertising, evaluate promotional content, build or reach relevant audiences, and provide more relevant advertising.

These cookies may track activity across websites or online services operated by different organizations. Under some state privacy laws, certain uses may be classified as a “sale,” “sharing,” or targeted advertising even when ATI does not receive money for the information. Where required, ATI will provide an applicable consent or opt-out method.

5. Cookie Summary

ATI may use the following cookie categories:

The specific cookies present may vary depending on the page, feature, embedded content, account status, and services active at the time of a visit.

6. Session and Persistent Cookies

Session Cookies

Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser. They may support temporary website functions, secure sessions, forms, and navigation.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies may remain on your device for a defined period or until you delete them. They may remember preferences, login status, privacy choices, or website activity.

The lifespan of a cookie depends on its purpose and the settings established by ATI or the applicable service provider.

7. Payment and Checkout Technology

ATI may use third-party payment providers, including Stripe, to process purchases, memberships, subscriptions, and invoices.

Payment providers may use cookies and similar technologies to operate checkout pages, process transactions, authenticate payment methods, prevent fraud, protect account and payment security, remember eligible customer information, and meet legal and payment-network requirements.

Payment-provider cookies may be necessary to complete a transaction. ATI does not control all cookies used on an independent provider’s website or checkout system. Review the provider’s privacy and cookie information for additional details.

8. Community and Account Technology

ATI’s Client Hub and other account-based services may use cookies to keep users signed in, authenticate account access, remember preferences, protect restricted content, maintain community sessions, support comments and member activity, prevent unauthorized access, and provide support.

Blocking these cookies may prevent you from signing in or using account-based features.

9. Embedded Content and External Services

ATI websites may contain third-party videos, social-media content, forms, calendars, scheduling tools, payment tools, community features, documents, download tools, or customer-support features.

When you interact with embedded content, the third-party provider may place cookies or collect information about the interaction. ATI does not control an independent third party’s cookies or privacy practices.

10. Email Technologies

ATI’s email-service providers may use pixels, tracked links, or similar technologies to measure whether an email was delivered or opened, whether a link was selected, and whether a communication resulted in a website visit or other action.

ATI may use this information to manage communications, understand engagement, improve email content, and measure campaigns.

You may unsubscribe from marketing emails using the unsubscribe link in the message. Transactional or account-related emails may still be sent when necessary.

11. Managing Cookie Preferences

Where available, you may manage nonessential cookies through ATI’s cookie-preference or consent tool.

Depending on the available settings, you may be able to accept all cookies, reject nonessential cookies, select preferred cookie categories, or change a previous choice.

Strictly necessary cookies may remain active because they support essential website functions. Changes generally apply to the browser and device you are using, so you may need to repeat the selection elsewhere.

12. Browser Controls

Most browsers allow you to review, block, or delete cookies through their settings. Browser controls vary, so review your browser’s help or privacy settings for instructions.

Blocking or deleting cookies may sign you out, remove saved preferences, affect checkout or form functions, prevent features from working, or require you to select privacy preferences again.

13. Opt-Out Preference Signals

Some browsers and devices can send privacy preference signals, including Global Privacy Control signals or Do Not Track settings.

ATI will process legally recognized opt-out preference signals to the extent required by applicable law and supported by ATI’s website technology.

Because there is not one universally accepted standard for every Do Not Track signal, ATI may not respond to every browser setting unless required by law.

14. Sale, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising

ATI does not sell personal information for money and does not operate as a data broker.

Certain advertising, analytics, or marketing technologies may be considered “selling,” “sharing,” or targeted advertising under some state privacy laws.

Where required, eligible individuals may request to opt out of qualifying activity by using an available cookie-preference tool or contacting support@alwaysthankfulinc.com. ATI will not discriminate against you for exercising an applicable privacy right.

15. Changes to This Cookie Notice

ATI may update this Cookie Notice when its websites, technology, service providers, business practices, or legal obligations change.

The revised “Last Updated” date will appear at the top of this page. Material changes may also be communicated through ATI’s website, cookie-preference tool, email, account, or community when appropriate.

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