Introduction
This Cookie Policy describes how the corpshore.mx website uses cookies and other similar web technologies when you visit it. The site is operated by Corpshore Mexico, S. de R.L., the Mexican subsidiary of Corpshore Solutions Corporation, headquartered in Toronto, Canada. Throughout this document we refer to this company as "Corpshore", "we" or "the company", and we refer to the person visiting the site as "you", "the user" or "the visitor".
The purpose of this policy is twofold. First, we want you to understand clearly what cookies are, what we use them for and which third parties may place technologies through our site. Second, we want to explain in plain terms how you can control these technologies, whether from the consent banner that appears on the site or from the settings of your own browser.
This Cookie Policy is part of the Corpshore privacy framework and should be read together with our Privacy Notice. The Privacy Notice explains more broadly how we handle your personal data under the Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties, which we refer to hereafter as the LFPDPPP. When a cookie or similar technology collects information that can be linked to an identified or identifiable person, that information is treated as personal data and is subject to the obligations described in the Privacy Notice.
What cookies and similar technologies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in the browser or device you use to browse. When you return to the site, or when you move from one page to another within the same site, the browser returns the cookie and the site can recognize the device. Cookies are not programs, they cannot run code on their own and they cannot access other files on your device. Their main function is to store small pieces of information, such as a language preference or a temporary session identifier.
Cookies are classified in several ways. Based on who places them, we speak of first-party cookies, which the corpshore.mx domain sets, and third-party cookies, which a different domain sets when the site loads an external service. Based on their duration, we speak of session cookies, which are deleted when you close the browser, and persistent cookies, which remain for a defined period or until you delete them manually.
In addition to cookies, there are other similar technologies that perform comparable functions. These include the browser local storage and session storage, known as localStorage and sessionStorage, which keep data on the device without using the traditional cookie mechanism. There are also pixels or web beacons, which are very small images embedded in a page that make it possible to tell whether a piece of content loaded, and identifiers that certain scripts generate to distinguish one session from another. In this policy, when we say "cookies", we refer in a general way to all of these technologies, unless we state otherwise.
How we ask for your consent
When you visit corpshore.mx for the first time, or when enough time has passed since your last choice, the site shows a cookie consent banner. This banner informs you that we use cookies and gives you control over the categories that are not strictly necessary.
The principle we follow is prior consent for everything that is not essential. This means that, by default, the site only loads the strictly necessary cookies it needs to work. Preference, analytics and third-party cookies are not loaded until you actively accept them. If you decide to decline the non-essential cookies, the site will continue to work normally and the analytics scripts and third-party technologies that depend on your consent will not be activated.
The banner offers you clear options. You can accept the non-essential cookies, you can decline them and keep only the essential ones, or you can review the categories before you decide. Your choice is saved so that we do not have to ask you on every page. We save this preference through a cookie or a local storage entry that records your decision and the date on which you made it. That entry is itself essential in order to respect your choice, so it does not depend on any additional consent.
Categories of cookies we use
We organize cookies into categories according to their purpose. Below we describe each category in plain language and give examples of what it is for. The exact technical names of each cookie may change over time as we update the site and the services we integrate, so we describe purposes rather than fixing a rigid list of names.
Strictly necessary cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are those without which the site cannot function in a basic and secure way. They do not require your consent because they are indispensable to provide the service you request when you visit the site. Without them, essential functions such as remembering your decision about cookies, keeping a form secure or balancing the load between servers could not operate.
This category includes, for example, the cookie that saves your consent preference so we do not ask you again on every visit, the temporary identifiers that keep a session consistent while you browse and the mechanisms that protect forms against automated submissions. These cookies are usually session cookies or short-lived, and they are not used to track your behaviour for analytics or advertising purposes.
Preference cookies
Preference cookies allow the site to remember choices you make in order to improve your experience. The purpose of this category is to make the site behave the way you prefer without you having to reconfigure it on every visit.
A typical example is the language preference. The corpshore.mx site is offered mainly in Spanish and in English, and a cookie or a local storage entry may remember which language you want to see it in. Other preferences that may be saved include the choice of a visual theme, if the site offers one, or the memory that you already dismissed an informational notice so it is not shown to you again. These cookies improve convenience, but they are not indispensable for basic operation, so they load only if you accept this category.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand how the site is used in an aggregate way. With them we measure how many people visit a page, which content is most useful, at which points people leave a process and how the site performs across different devices. This information allows us to improve the content, the structure and the performance.
These cookies load only if you give your consent to the analytics category. When you decline this category, the analytics scripts do not run and no data is sent to the analytics providers. We try to use analytics in a respectful way, aimed at understanding trends and not at identifying specific individuals. Even so, some analytics services may generate identifiers that, under applicable law, are considered personal data, and for that reason we treat them with the same care described in our Privacy Notice.
Third-party cookies and technologies
Some site features rely on services provided by external companies. When we load one of these services, the third party may place its own cookies or use similar technologies from its own domain. These third-party cookies load only when the corresponding feature is activated and, in the case of non-essential features, only after you give your consent.
In the next section we detail which third parties may take part, what function they perform and in which category we place them. It is important for you to know that, when a third party places cookies, that third party acts in accordance with its own privacy and cookie policies, in addition to the obligations that apply to it for providing us the service.
Third parties whose technologies the site may load
Below we describe the third-party services that the corpshore.mx site may load and the purpose of each one. Remember that the non-essential technologies of these third parties activate only after you accept the corresponding category in the consent banner.
Vercel analytics
The site is hosted on the Vercel platform. Vercel may provide privacy-oriented performance and audience measurements that help us know how the site responds and how many visits it receives without building detailed individual profiles. We use this information to monitor the speed and stability of the site, and to detect technical problems.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is an audience measurement service that gives us more complete statistics about site usage. It lets us understand which pages are visited, which regions the interest comes from and how people flow through the site. Google Analytics loads only within the analytics category and only after your consent. Google handles the information in accordance with its own terms and policies.
Microsoft Clarity
Microsoft Clarity is a behavioural analytics tool that helps us understand how people interact with the pages, for example through aggregate scrolling and interaction metrics. Its purpose is to identify points of friction in the design so that they can be improved. Like Google Analytics, Clarity belongs to the analytics category and activates only if you give your consent.
Cloudflare Turnstile
Cloudflare Turnstile is a mechanism that protects forms against automated submissions and bot abuse. When you complete a form on the site, such as a contact or a proposal request, Turnstile helps verify that the person submitting the form is real, without relying on annoying tests. We consider this function to be part of the essential security of form submission, so it may operate when you choose to interact with a form. Cloudflare handles the technical information needed for this verification in accordance with its own policies.
Calendly
Calendly is the service we use for the discovery-call scheduling widget. When you open the feature to book a call, the Calendly component loads and may place its own cookies to manage the scheduling process. This feature activates through your own action of opening the scheduler. Calendly handles your data in accordance with its terms and its privacy policy.
Google Maps
To show the location of our operating cities, the site may embed Google Maps. When a map loads, Google may place cookies and collect technical information associated with that load. Maps are shown to help you locate our offices and service areas, and their loading is managed while respecting the principle of prior consent for anything that is not essential.
The providers above may change over time. If we add, replace or remove a third-party service, we will update this Cookie Policy to reflect it. We recommend that you review this page periodically, especially if you are interested in knowing in detail which technologies the site may load.
How to change or withdraw your consent
Your consent is neither permanent nor irreversible. You can change your mind at any time, and doing so is simple.
If you accepted the non-essential cookies and now prefer to decline them, or if you declined them and now want to enable them, you can reopen the cookie preferences panel of the site. From that panel you can review each category and adjust your choice. When you save the new configuration, the site will stop loading the categories you have disabled and will begin loading the ones you have enabled in your future interactions.
You can also withdraw your consent by deleting the site cookies from your browser. When you do this, you erase the cookie that saves your preference, so the consent banner will appear again on your next visit and you will be able to choose once more. Keep in mind that, if you use several devices or browsers, your choice is saved separately on each one, so you will need to adjust the preference in each environment.
Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of the processing carried out on the basis of your consent before you withdrew it. It simply stops the future loading of the technologies that depend on that authorization.
How to manage cookies from your browser
In addition to the site preferences panel, your own browser offers you controls to manage cookies. These controls work at the browser level and affect every site you visit, not only corpshore.mx.
From your browser settings you can see which cookies are stored, delete them individually or in bulk, block third-party cookies, block all cookies or ask to be warned before they are saved. Many browsers also offer a private or incognito browsing mode, which does not keep cookies once you close the window. The exact steps depend on the browser and its version, so it is worth consulting the help section of the browser you use.
It is important for you to know that, if you block all cookies from the browser, some essential site features may stop operating correctly. For example, the site might not remember your consent preference and show you the banner again on every visit, or certain forms might behave unexpectedly. Blocking only third-party cookies is usually a reasonable middle ground if you want to limit tracking without losing basic functionality.
Data retention and relationship with the Privacy Notice
The lifetime of a cookie depends on its type. Session cookies are deleted when you close the browser. Persistent cookies remain for a period defined by their purpose or until you delete them manually. We try to keep the lifetime of each cookie proportionate to its purpose, so that a language preference may be kept for a reasonable time while an analytics identifier is not stored longer than necessary.
When a cookie collects information that can be linked to an identified or identifiable person, that information constitutes personal data and is governed by our Privacy Notice under the LFPDPPP. In that case, the processing of the information, including retention periods, purposes and the rights you can exercise, is explained in detail in that notice. This Cookie Policy and the Privacy Notice complement each other, and we recommend that you read both to have a complete view of how we handle your information.
Regarding rights, the LFPDPPP recognizes for individuals the rights of access, rectification, cancellation and objection with respect to their personal data, known together as the ARCO rights, as well as the right to revoke consent. The procedure to exercise these rights is described in the Privacy Notice.
Data-protection authority
If you consider that the processing of your personal data does not comply with the applicable rules, you have the right to turn to the competent authority for the protection of personal data in Mexico. Because of the institutional transition that the data-protection framework in the country has undergone, the name and powers of the competent supervisory authority must be confirmed against the legislation in force at the time this policy is published. For that reason, we do not fix a specific authority name here, and we invite you to verify which body is competent under the law in force when you wish to submit an inquiry or a complaint.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in the technologies we use, in the third parties we integrate or in the applicable rules. When we make a relevant change, we will update the date shown in this document and, if the change significantly affects your decisions about cookies, we will try to inform you by reasonable means, such as a new consent request through the site banner.
We recommend that you review this page from time to time to stay informed about how we use cookies and similar technologies.
How to contact us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, about the technologies the site uses or about how we handle your information, you can write to us at the email address info@corpshore.solutions. Corpshore Mexico, S. de R.L. is the Mexican subsidiary of Corpshore Solutions Corporation, headquartered in Toronto, Canada. We will attend to your inquiry and, where appropriate, we will guide you on how to exercise your rights under the Privacy Notice and the applicable law.