Cookie Policy

Cookies are one type of technology used to store information on, or access information from, a device. This policy also covers local storage, software development kits, pixels, tags, scripts, device or browser identifiers, security tokens, and comparable technologies.

Some technologies are essential for a service requested by the user or for secure operation. Others are optional and are not activated before consent where consent is required. The exact technologies used can depend on the page, account, location, browser, customer configuration, and features you use.

• Cookies are small text files associated with a browser and website. Session cookies expire when the session ends; persistent cookies remain until their expiry or deletion.
• Local storage stores information in the browser without sending it automatically with every web request. Perslace uses it to remember the cookie choice described below.
• Security tokens help validate a protected interaction, such as a demo-form submission, and may be short-lived or single use.
• Pixels, tags, and scripts can measure page activity or enable a third-party feature. Optional measurement or marketing scripts must be consent-gated where required.

• remember and apply your privacy choices;
• deliver requested pages and maintain secure sessions;
• protect forms, accounts, and infrastructure from spam, fraud, abuse, and automated traffic;
• remember optional interface preferences where available;
• understand website use and improve reliability when analytics is enabled with the required consent; and
• measure campaigns or support relevant marketing only if such technologies are introduced and lawfully enabled.

The table describes the public website as of the date above. Optional technologies run only after the relevant consent. Entries marked “where used” depend on provider settings, security configuration, and browser restrictions.

• On a first visit, optional preference, analytics, and marketing categories are off.
• You can accept all, reject all non-essential technologies, or choose categories individually.
• Accept and reject choices are available on the first layer with the same number of steps.
• Your record stores the policy version, selection date, expiry, and category choices in local storage for six months.
• When the record expires or the consent model materially changes, the banner asks again.
• You can reopen the preferences centre at any time using “Cookie Settings” in the footer.

Withdrawing consent stops future optional collection for the withdrawn categories. The page reloads to unload active tracking scripts and removes recognised first-party cookies for those categories. This does not undo earlier lawful processing or delete data already held by a provider. Third-party cookies on other domains may need to be removed through browser settings.

First-party technologies are set or controlled by Perslace for the Perslace domain. Third-party technologies are provided by another organisation whose code or service is used on a Perslace page.

Cloudflare Turnstile protects forms against abuse. Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity are optional analytics services delivered through Google Tag Manager. Clarity can capture page interactions, clicks, scrolling, device and browser information, and session recordings. Our contact form is marked for content masking. Marketing technologies include LinkedIn and Microsoft advertising uses, subject to your choices. Customer-selected integrations are governed by their own notices and configuration.

Provider details: Google Privacy Policy, Microsoft Privacy Statement, Clarity cookies, LinkedIn Cookie Policy, and Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon.

A technology may last for a browser session, a fixed period, until the purpose ends, or until you delete it. We choose periods based on the purpose, sensitivity, legal requirements, provider configuration, and whether a shorter period can achieve the same result.

The Perslace consent record lasts six months. Security tokens are normally short-lived or single use. A conditional Cloudflare clearance cookie follows the configured Challenge Passage period and may be refreshed or invalidated based on security signals. Conditional analytics data is limited to the period stated in the disclosure table and our Privacy Policy.

• Use the cookie banner or open Cookie Settings to change optional categories.
• Use browser settings to view, block, or delete cookies and site data.
• Use private-browsing or browser-profile controls where appropriate.
• Review controls provided by a third-party service or customer-selected integration.

Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent protected forms, authentication, security controls, or other requested features from working correctly. Rejecting optional technologies does not prevent access to the public website's core content.

We do not sell personal information for money. Consented advertising disclosures may be treated as a sale or sharing under some privacy laws. We keep Marketing off when your browser sends Global Privacy Control. You can also reject Marketing in Cookie Settings. Because browser “Do Not Track” signals are not consistently defined, they may not receive a separate response where no legal standard applies.

We may update this policy when technologies, providers, purposes, retention periods, or legal requirements change. We will update the date above and, where a change materially affects optional consent, invalidate the earlier preference record and ask you to choose again.