How we use cookies and tracking choices

Cookies are small files stored by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, and server-side event tracking. We use these tools to run the website and understand whether our marketing is working.

Necessary cookies support security, authentication, checkout, consent choices, form behavior, region detection, and basic site operation. These are always active because the website cannot work reliably without them.

Analytics cookies help us understand page views, traffic sources, tool usage, form progression, and content performance. When enabled, these tools may include Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, Vercel Analytics, and similar measurement services.

Advertising cookies help measure paid campaign performance, attribute conversions, and avoid wasting ad spend. When enabled, these tools may include Google Ads, Meta, and OpenAI Ads. With advertising consent, we store an OpenAI ad click reference in a first-party cookie for up to 30 days. When an enquiry is reviewed and qualified, our server can send that reference and the conversion time to OpenAI to measure campaign results. This integration does not send names, email addresses, phone numbers, or enquiry contents to OpenAI, and does not use automatic customer-information matching.

Where the consent banner appears, you can reject all non-essential cookies, accept all, or customize analytics and advertising categories. Your choice is stored for future visits. You can change it here, by clearing browser cookies/local storage, or by contacting us for help.

Third-party providers may set cookies or process event data when their tools are enabled. Their own policies explain how they handle information. We configure these tools to support our website, lead funnel, analytics, and advertising operations.

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