1. Scope
This Policy explains cookies and similar technologies used on Talliant’s public website and, where specifically listed, its Admin/HR, candidate and interview surfaces.
Cookies are small text records placed on a device. Similar technologies can include local or session storage, pixels, tags and software-development-kit identifiers. These technologies may support essential operation, preferences, measurement or other disclosed purposes.
2. Who provides the service
The public Talliant website is provided by Talliant Automation Private Limited ("Talliant"). Privacy questions may be sent to privacy@talliant.ai.
3. Categories
Strictly necessary
These technologies are required for a requested page or service, such as security, session continuity, load balancing, authentication or remembering a privacy choice. A technology must not be classified as necessary merely because it is convenient for analytics or advertising.
Functional
These technologies remember optional settings or enable an optional feature. They should remain off until the applicable choice where consent is required.
Analytics
These technologies help understand how a surface is used. They should remain off until the applicable choice where consent is required.
Marketing
These technologies may measure campaigns or support advertising. They should remain off until the applicable choice and must not be loaded in candidate, Admin/HR or interview surfaces without a separately approved purpose.
4. Technologies currently used
The frontend must render the following table from the approved, version-controlled inventory. Do not publish the template token or an empty table.
The published table must show, for every technology:
| Field | Required public detail |
|---|---|
| Name | Exact cookie, storage key, pixel, tag or SDK name |
| Provider/domain | First party and third party receiving information |
| Surface | Public, Admin/HR, candidate or interview |
| Purpose | Specific and understandable reason |
| Data | Identifier or event information involved |
| Category | Necessary, functional, analytics or marketing |
| Duration | Exact session or expiry duration |
| Activation | Before choice, selected category, login or other trigger |
The previously observed LinkedIn advertising endpoint must not be omitted if it remains present. Its activation, data, consent behavior and duration require technical verification before release.
5. Managing choices
Where optional technologies require consent, the first-visit interface must provide equally understandable actions to:
- Reject non-essential;
- Choose settings; and
- Accept all.
Optional categories must not be preselected. A persistent Cookie Settings link must allow a person to change or withdraw a choice as easily as it was given.
Rejecting optional technologies should not prevent essential access to the public website or required recruitment functions. Withdrawal must stop future optional activation and remove accessible optional cookies/storage where technically feasible.
6. Browser and device controls
Browser settings may allow cookies to be blocked or removed, but they may not control every similar technology. Blocking strictly necessary technologies can affect login or requested functionality. The Talliant preference control should be used for site-specific optional choices.
7. Providers and international processing
Some technologies may be operated by contracted providers and may involve processing in countries where they operate. The published inventory must link or refer to the relevant provider and the Talliant Privacy Policy. Talliant must not state a provider or location until technical and contractual evidence confirms it.
8. Changes
Talliant will update this Policy and the inventory when technologies, purposes, providers or durations materially change. A new optional category or purpose must not activate until its notice and applicable choice are available.
1. Scope
This Policy explains cookies and similar technologies used on Talliant’s public website and, where specifically listed, its Admin/HR, candidate and interview surfaces.
Cookies are small text records placed on a device. Similar technologies can include local or session storage, pixels, tags and software-development-kit identifiers. These technologies may support essential operation, preferences, measurement or other disclosed purposes.
2. Who provides the service
The public Talliant website is provided by Talliant Automation Private Limited ("Talliant"). Privacy questions may be sent to privacy@talliant.ai.
3. Categories
Strictly necessary
These technologies are required for a requested page or service, such as security, session continuity, load balancing, authentication or remembering a privacy choice. A technology must not be classified as necessary merely because it is convenient for analytics or advertising.
Functional
These technologies remember optional settings or enable an optional feature. They should remain off until the applicable choice where consent is required.
Analytics
These technologies help understand how a surface is used. They should remain off until the applicable choice where consent is required.
Marketing
These technologies may measure campaigns or support advertising. They should remain off until the applicable choice and must not be loaded in candidate, Admin/HR or interview surfaces without a separately approved purpose.
4. Technologies currently used
The frontend must render the following table from the approved, version-controlled inventory. Do not publish the template token or an empty table.
The published table must show, for every technology:
| Field | Required public detail |
|---|---|
| Name | Exact cookie, storage key, pixel, tag or SDK name |
| Provider/domain | First party and third party receiving information |
| Surface | Public, Admin/HR, candidate or interview |
| Purpose | Specific and understandable reason |
| Data | Identifier or event information involved |
| Category | Necessary, functional, analytics or marketing |
| Duration | Exact session or expiry duration |
| Activation | Before choice, selected category, login or other trigger |
The previously observed LinkedIn advertising endpoint must not be omitted if it remains present. Its activation, data, consent behavior and duration require technical verification before release.
5. Managing choices
Where optional technologies require consent, the first-visit interface must provide equally understandable actions to:
- Reject non-essential;
- Choose settings; and
- Accept all.
Optional categories must not be preselected. A persistent Cookie Settings link must allow a person to change or withdraw a choice as easily as it was given.
Rejecting optional technologies should not prevent essential access to the public website or required recruitment functions. Withdrawal must stop future optional activation and remove accessible optional cookies/storage where technically feasible.
6. Browser and device controls
Browser settings may allow cookies to be blocked or removed, but they may not control every similar technology. Blocking strictly necessary technologies can affect login or requested functionality. The Talliant preference control should be used for site-specific optional choices.
7. Providers and international processing
Some technologies may be operated by contracted providers and may involve processing in countries where they operate. The published inventory must link or refer to the relevant provider and the Talliant Privacy Policy. Talliant must not state a provider or location until technical and contractual evidence confirms it.
8. Changes
Talliant will update this Policy and the inventory when technologies, purposes, providers or durations materially change. A new optional category or purpose must not activate until its notice and applicable choice are available.