Here’s what cookies are, which ones we use, and how to change your mind whenever you like. Read it alongside our privacy policy and our Terms and Conditions.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file a website drops on your device when you visit. It lets the site remember what you did and what you picked, so you’re not setting everything again on every page. Pixels, tags, and local storage do much the same job, and when we say cookie here, we mean all of them.
Why we use them
A few practical reasons. Some keep the site secure and working. Some show us which pages are useful so we can fix the ones that aren’t. Some help us see whether a campaign reached the right people. We don’t use them to grab more than we need.
The cookies we use
| Category | What it does | Can you switch it off |
| Strictly necessary | Keeps the site secure, loads pages, and remembers your cookie choices. The site can’t run properly without these. | No, these are essential |
| Performance and analytics | Counts page visits and traffic sources, usually through tools like Google Analytics, so we can see what works. | Yes, with consent |
| Functional | Remembers preferences like language or region, so your next visit is smoother. | Yes, with consent |
| Marketing | Helps us show relevant content and measure campaigns on platforms like LinkedIn or Google. | Yes, with consent |
Cookies set by other companies
Some cookies come from trusted third parties whose tools we use, like analytics and ad providers. They set their own cookies under their own privacy policies, and we don’t control those. Accept non-essential cookies on our site and you’re letting those providers set theirs through it.
How long they last
Session cookies vanish when you close the browser. Persistent ones stick around for a set period until they expire or you delete them, and how long depends on what they’re for. Analytics and marketing cookies usually outlast the functional ones.
Managing your choices
When you first arrive, the consent banner lets you accept or reject the non-essential cookies, and you can change that later through the cookie settings link on the site. Your browser gives you another lever, where you can block or delete cookies, though blocking the essential ones may break parts of the site. Most browsers explain how in their help pages, and there’s clear, neutral guidance at All About Cookies.
Do Not Track and privacy signals
Some browsers send a Do Not Track or global privacy signal. There’s no single industry standard for how a site should react, so we go by the choices you make in our banner and in your browser settings, where you’ve got direct control.
Changes to this policy
We update this when our cookie use changes or the law does. The date up top shows the current version. Glance at it now and then.
Questions
Want to know more about how we use cookies or personal data? Email marketing@remunance.com or use the Contact Us page.