Cookie and Local Storage Notice

MintLGS uses first-party, secure, HTTP-only cookies to keep dashboard, POS, and storefront customer sessions signed in and to refresh those sessions. These cookies are required for account access and cannot be read by page scripts. Short-lived provider or launch cookies may also be used to safely complete an authorized payment setup.

Blocking essential cookies can prevent sign-in, checkout, payment setup, and other account features from working.

The browser applications store operational state on the device, including non-secret signed-in user and store details, POS cart contents, selected warehouse and checkout station, reader or hardware choices, browser hardware configuration, idle and reload state, dismissed guidance, and temporary completed-payment recovery.

A storefront may temporarily store cart and checkout-recovery information, including the checkout email, cart items, totals, and a payment-intent identifier, in session storage so a payment redirect or refresh can complete safely. This information is removed after completion or when the browser session ends. Signing out clears the main POS cart and hardware selections.

Cloudflare Turnstile may process a security challenge, IP address, hostname, action, and device or browser signals during account creation or another protected workflow. Cloudflare may use essential challenge cookies under its own privacy terms. Stores using custom domains can receive an automatically managed Turnstile configuration.

Stripe, Square, Clover, PayPal, or another store-selected provider may load hosted forms, SDKs, fraud-prevention tools, and their own cookies or local storage during onboarding or checkout. Those technologies are controlled by the provider and described in its privacy and cookie notices. A store determines which supported provider it enables.

Optional marketing analytics are not enabled on this deployment. MintLGS does not use an advertising pixel or cross-site behavioral advertising tracker.

You can clear cookies and browser storage through browser settings. Doing so signs you out, clears local carts and device choices, and can interrupt an in-progress checkout. Browser privacy controls may also limit provider technology, but some payment or security features may then be unavailable.

For more information about how related records are used and retained, read the Privacy Policy.