Cookie Policy

Always on

Strictly necessary cookies

These are required for the website to function, including session management for forms and security controls that protect submitted data. They cannot be switched off through the site's preferences, because disabling them would break basic behaviour such as submitting a contact enquiry or moving between pages without losing what you typed.

They carry no advertising purpose. Where a necessary cookie stores an identifier, it does so for the length of the session or for a short retention period, and it is not used to build a profile of your browsing across other websites.

• Session Keeps your browser identified between page requests so a multi-page action completes in one go.
• Security Protects information you submit through the site's forms against manipulation by a third party.
• Consent Records the cookie choices you have already made, so the panel does not ask again on every visit.
• Load Distributes requests evenly across the servers that deliver the site, so pages load at a consistent speed.

Understanding use

Analytics cookies

Where analytics are used, they record aggregate information about pages visited and general usage patterns. These help us understand which pages answer visitor questions and which do not, so we can decide where to add detail or rewrite a passage that keeps sending people elsewhere.

Analytics data is used in aggregate and is not used to identify individual visitors. It does not carry bank statement contents, ledger entries, or any of the reconciliation data that lives inside a subscribed workspace. The figures we read are read at the level of a page or a group of pages, not a person.

Remembered choices

Functional cookies

Functional cookies remember choices you have made on the site, such as a selected language or a dismissed notice, so that you do not have to repeat them on each visit. On this site they are limited to preferences that affect how the page presents itself, not what it is allowed to show you.

These are optional. Disabling them affects convenience rather than access: the pages still load, the policy and pricing pages still read the same, and your enquiry form still submits. The only difference is that a choice you made last time may not be remembered next time.

If you clear your browser's stored site data, your functional preferences go with it. That is the intended behaviour, not a fault.

Control where it starts

Managing cookies through your browser

Every major browser allows you to view, block, and delete cookies through its settings. The controls usually sit under a privacy or site-data heading, and most browsers also offer a private or incognito window that discards cookies when you close it.

Blocking all cookies may prevent parts of this site, including contact forms, from working correctly. If you have blocked cookies and a form does not respond as expected, allowing cookies for this site is the first thing to check.

Instructions are maintained by each browser vendor rather than by us, and their menus change from time to time. We keep our own description of the browser controls brief for that reason — the vendor's own help pages are the accurate, current source.

Revision and contact

Updates to this policy

This policy may be revised if the cookies used on the site change or if applicable guidance requires it. The current version is the one published on this page, and the wording above describes what the site actually does today rather than what it might do later.

Questions about cookies on this site can be sent to the contact address listed on the contact page, and we will explain what a particular cookie does. If you would like to know how the site handles personal information more broadly, the privacy policy is the right page; the terms of service cover the rules of using the platform itself.