Cookie Policy

1. About This Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Indenting Agent uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit indentingagent.us .

It should be read together with our Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions and Disclaimer.

By using the website, you may be asked to accept, reject or manage non-essential cookies through the website’s consent banner.

2. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files or identifiers stored on or associated with your browser or device when you visit a website.

Cookies may help a website:

• Function securely and correctly.
• Remember preferences and consent choices.
• Understand how visitors use the website.
• Measure advertising and enquiry conversions.
• Prevent spam, fraud and technical misuse.
• Improve website performance and user experience.

Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, scripts, local storage and device identifiers.

3. Types of Cookies We May Use

3.1 Essential Cookies

Essential cookies are necessary for the website to operate securely and provide basic functions.

They may be used for:

• Website administration.
• Security and fraud prevention.
• Form operation.
• Spam protection.
• Maintaining technical sessions.
• Remembering cookie-consent choices.
• Supporting WordPress and hosting functionality.

Essential cookies may operate without optional advertising or analytics consent where permitted by applicable law.

Disabling essential cookies through browser settings may cause parts of the website to stop functioning correctly.

3.2 Preference Cookies

Preference cookies may remember choices made by visitors, such as:

• Cookie preferences.
• Language or display settings.
• Previously selected website options.
• Other non-essential user preferences.

These cookies help provide a more consistent website experience.

3.3 Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies may help us understand how visitors interact with the website.

They may collect or process information such as:

• Pages visited.
• Time spent on pages.
• Referring websites or advertisements.
• Device and browser type.
• General geographic region.
• Buttons selected.
• Form interactions.
• Website errors.
• Completed exporter enquiries.

We may use Google Analytics or similar tools for these purposes.

3.4 Advertising and Conversion Cookies

Advertising cookies and pixels may be used to:

• Measure the effectiveness of Google and Meta advertising.
• Identify whether a visitor arrived through an advertisement.
• Record actions such as form submissions or button clicks.
• Measure advertising conversions.
• Limit repeated advertisements.
• Improve campaign targeting.
• Create, manage or exclude remarketing audiences where permitted.
• Detect invalid advertising activity.

4. Google Technologies

We may use Google services such as:

• Google Analytics.
• Google Ads.
• Google Tag Manager.
• Google conversion tracking.
• Google remarketing or audience tools.
• Google Tag Assistant for technical testing.

Google technologies may process information such as:

• IP address.
• Browser and device information.
• Website activity.
• Referring source.
• Advertisement interactions.
• Cookie or advertising identifiers.
• Form-completion and conversion events.

Where implemented, Google Consent Mode may adjust Google-tag behaviour according to the visitor’s consent choices.

5. Meta Technologies

We may use Meta services such as:

• Meta Pixel.
• Facebook and Instagram advertising.
• Meta conversion measurement.
• Meta remarketing or audience tools.

Meta technologies may process information about:

• Website visits.
• Pages viewed.
• Browser or device identifiers.
• Advertisement interactions.
• Button clicks.
• Form submissions.
• General conversion activity.

Information processed by Meta is also governed by Meta’s own policies and user controls.

6. WordPress, Contact Forms and Hosting

Our website is built using WordPress and may use plugins, hosting services and security technologies that place essential or functional cookies.

These may support:

• WordPress administration.
• Website security.
• Contact Form 7 operation.
• Spam prevention.
• Form submission.
• Consent management.
• Caching and performance.
• Technical troubleshooting.

The precise cookies used may change when WordPress, plugins, hosting services or security systems are updated.

7. Cookie Consent

Where required or appropriate, the website may display a cookie-consent banner that allows visitors to:

• Accept all cookies.
• Reject non-essential cookies.
• Manage cookie categories.
• Save their preferences.

Essential cookies may remain active because they are required for website operation, security or consent management.

Analytics and advertising technologies should be configured to respect the visitor’s applicable consent choices.

8. Changing or Withdrawing Consent

Visitors may be able to change their cookie preferences by:

• Reopening the website’s cookie-preference panel.
• Using a “Manage Cookie Preferences” link.
• Clearing cookies from their browser.
• Blocking cookies through browser settings.
• Using advertising controls provided by Google or Meta.

Withdrawing consent will not affect processing that occurred lawfully before the consent choice was changed.

9. Browser Controls

Most browsers allow users to:

• View stored cookies.
• Delete cookies.
• Block all or selected cookies.
• Receive a warning before cookies are stored.
• Restrict third-party cookies.

Blocking cookies may affect website functionality, consent preferences, analytics accuracy and advertising measurement.

10. Cookie Duration

Session Cookies

Session cookies generally expire when the browser is closed.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies may remain on the device for a defined period or until deleted.

The exact duration depends on:

• The purpose of the cookie.
• The service provider.
• Browser settings.
• Consent-management settings.
• Updates made by WordPress, Google, Meta or other providers.

11. Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies or similar technologies may be set or controlled by third-party providers, including:

• Google.
• Meta.
• WordPress plugin providers.
• Hosting and security providers.
• Analytics providers.
• Consent-management providers.
• Embedded communication or media services.

These providers may process information under their own privacy and cookie policies.

Indenting Agent does not control every third-party cookie or the provider’s independent data practices.

12. Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers offer a “Do Not Track” setting.

Because there is no universally accepted technical standard governing all Do Not Track signals, the website may not respond uniformly to every browser signal.

Visitors may instead use the website’s consent controls, browser settings and platform advertising controls.

13. Updates to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when:

• Cookies or technologies change.
• New website plugins are installed.
• Google or Meta services are added or changed.
• Consent-management settings are updated.
• Legal or regulatory requirements change.
• Our business or website practices change.

The latest version will be published on this page with an updated effective date.