How UtterFocus uses cookies and similar technologies.

What cookies are

The source page defines cookies broadly to include similar technologies such as pixels, tags, local storage, session storage, SDKs, and scripts that store or access information on a device.

Why cookies are used

The source template uses cookies and similar technologies for website function, remembered choices, performance measurement, visitor-journey understanding, security, and any future marketing or integration features.

Cookie categories

The source page distinguishes between strictly necessary cookies, analytics cookies, embedded-content cookies, and marketing cookies.

• Strictly necessary cookies support security, sessions, accessibility preferences, and core operation.
• Analytics cookies help understand visits, device types, referrers, and page performance.
• Embedded-content cookies may be set by video, map, calendar, or similar third-party embeds.
• Marketing cookies require intentional use and explicit consent.

Current use

The source page treats non-essential tracking as something that should remain intentionally configured rather than assumed by default.

Consent choices

Non-essential cookies should load only after an active consent choice. Refusing them should be as easy as accepting them.

Retention

The source policy distinguishes session cookies from persistent cookies and states that cookie lifetimes should remain proportionate to their purpose.

Manage cookies

Visitors should be able to use a cookie banner or preference centre, browser controls, and similar mechanisms to accept, reject, or customise non-essential cookies.

Contact

Cookie questions should use the agency contact route rather than placeholder addresses.