What Cookies Are
A cookie is a small file that websites store on your device (computer, mobile phone, or tablet) to enable you to navigate and use our services more efficiently. These files help us tailor the content displayed to suit your needs and preferences.
We use cookies for several reasons:
Some types of cookies are essential for enabling specific features or ensuring our website operates correctly. These include:
These cookies are deleted automatically when you close your browser or log out. They help with tasks like:
Unlike session cookies, these persist even after closing your browser and are used for various purposes such as:
These enable features that make our site more engaging and easier to use. They store information about your interactions with the website, such as:
We utilise these cookies for analytics purposes only. We aim to improve user experience by tracking metrics on how people interact with the site.
Cookies help us remember your preferred settings (language, layout, etc.) so we can apply them automatically on each visit.
Some types of cookies assist in maintaining a continuous session when you navigate to different pages or after closing your browser. This ensures:
These are used for security purposes, like detecting malicious activity by tracking device characteristics.
In addition to cookies, our website also uses other storage technologies (such as local storage) to enhance your browsing experience. This allows us to save preferences locally, even after closing the browser.
Our site may include integrations with third-party services for analytics purposes or other functionalities that rely on cookies from these external parties.
Some types of cookies manage user communication preferences (like opting in/out of promotional emails) to improve the experience.
We use mechanisms like banners and settings to enable you to control your cookie consent. Remember, by continuing to use our site, you acknowledge accepting certain essential cookies.
You can clear existing cookies through your browser's built-in features (often found under 'History' or 'Privacy'). Note that clearing all cookies may log you out of active sessions and could impact functionality.
To disable cookie tracking for analytics purposes:
Disabling all cookies may lead to diminished experience, including restricted access and functionality impairments due to loss of session continuity or authentication tokens.
However, you can still navigate the site with some limitations since essential cookies (session ID, Authentication Token) will continue to be used for basic functionalities.
Based on aggregate analytics data collected through our performance-oriented approach, we continually work towards improving user experience across devices and browsers.