Our Cookie Policy Explained

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of data which are sent to your computer (or any similar device you use to access the internet; e.g. smart phone, tablet or other internet enabled product) when you visit a website which store and sometimes track information about your use of the website.

A number of cookies on this site last only for the duration of your web session and expire when you close your browser. Other cookies are used to remember you when you return to the website and will last for longer.

By using and browsing the Insite Web Ltd website, you consent to cookies being used in accordance with our policy. If you do not consent, you must turn off cookies or refrain from using the site.

Most browsers allow you to turn off cookies. To do this, look at the ‘help’ menu on your browser. You can also learn more about cookies by visiting www.allaboutcookies.org which includes additional useful information and advice on cookies.

Please note, that by blocking or deleting cookies via your web browser you may not be able to take full advantage of the features of Insiteweb.co.uk.

2. Changes to this Cookie Policy

To comply with legal requirements, we may need to update Insite Web Ltd.’s cookie policy occasionally. A recent example of this is the EU General Data Protection Regulation (or GDPR).

3. Cookie consent

By using our website, our social media pages (such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram), and subscribing to our services you agree that, unless you disable, we can place the types of cookies set out below on your device and use that data in accordance with this Policy.

4. What types of cookies do Insite Web use?

There are 4 types of cookies

• Strictly necessary cookies. These are cookies that are essential to make a website work and enable features that users have specifically asked for. These types of cookies are commonly used to speed up page loading, with shopping baskets or e-billing. Without use of cookies, these features of the website could not operate.
• Performance cookies. These cookies collect anonymous information about users for the purpose of assessing the performance of a website. They are commonly used for web analytics tools such as ‘Google Analytics’.
• Functionality cookies. These cookies automatically remember the choices that users have previously made. This improves the users’ experience the next time they visit the site.

• Targeting or Advertising cookies.These cookies are similar to performance cookies, in that they collect information about users’ behaviour. This information is used to advertise products and services to users on the basis of this behaviour.