Brex uses cookies and similar tools, including those from third-party ad and analytics partners, to track how you use their website and platform.
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Third-party tracking tools may share behavioral data with advertising and analytics vendors, and users who want to limit this tracking need to use Brex's cookie preference tools or browser-level controls.
Interpretive note: The exact cookie policy language was not available in the truncated document; the Transcend consent management platform reference is drawn from technical metadata in the provided HTML source.
Your browsing and usage behavior on Brex's website may be tracked by third-party analytics and advertising partners; you can manage cookie preferences through Brex's consent management tool, which appears to be implemented via the Transcend platform based on the document's technical implementation.
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"We and our third-party partners use cookies, web beacons, pixel tags, and similar tracking technologies to collect information about your use of our website and services, including your browsing activity, device identifiers, and referral sources.— Excerpt from Brex's Brex Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Use of tracking technologies engages the FTC's guidance on online behavioral advertising, California CPRA's opt-out rights for cross-context behavioral advertising, and the EU ePrivacy Directive and GDPR for any EU/EEA users. The California Attorney General and CPPA enforce CPRA tracking opt-out requirements. Brex's technical implementation references a Transcend consent management platform, suggesting a structured consent mechanism is in place. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The use of third-party tracking pixels and cookies for analytics and advertising creates data sharing relationships that may constitute sale or sharing of personal information under CPRA, requiring a clear opt-out mechanism. Non-compliance with CPRA's opt-out requirements for targeted advertising has been a focus of CPPA enforcement activity. JURISDICTION FLAGS: California CPRA opt-out rights for sharing of personal information via cookies apply. Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, and other state privacy laws include similar opt-out rights for targeted advertising. EU/EEA users require prior consent for non-essential cookies under the ePrivacy Directive. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Organizations that operate in regulated industries and permit employee access to Brex via corporate devices should assess whether third-party tracking on Brex's platform is compatible with their own data governance obligations and acceptable use policies. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should test Brex's consent management tool to confirm it provides a functional opt-out for cross-context behavioral advertising, verify that the list of third-party tracking partners is disclosed, and confirm that cookie consent preferences are honored consistently across Brex's web properties.
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Third-party tracking tools may share behavioral data with advertising and analytics vendors, and users who want to limit this tracking need to use Brex's cookie preference tools or browser-level controls.
Your browsing and usage behavior on Brex's website may be tracked by third-party analytics and advertising partners; you can manage cookie preferences through Brex's consent management tool, which appears to be implemented via the Transcend platform based on the document's technical implementation.
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