Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small files or identifiers placed on a browser or device. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, scripts, local storage and software development tools. They can support website functions, remember choices, measure use and help evaluate advertising.

2. Types of Cookies We May Use

2.1 Essential cookies

These support core functions such as security, form operation, load balancing, fraud prevention and consent preferences. The website may not work properly without them.

2.2 Analytics and performance cookies

These help us understand visits, page use, technical errors and user experience. Tools may include Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity, depending on the current website setup.

2.3 Advertising and attribution cookies

These may help measure advertising, attribute an enquiry to a campaign, limit repeated ads or build permitted audiences. Tools may include Google Ads and Meta technologies, depending on the current setup and your consent choice.

2.4 Functionality and communication tools

Embedded maps, videos, live chat, WhatsApp links, meeting tools or similar features may set or read identifiers when you use them. A third party may apply its own privacy and cookie rules.

3. Your Cookie Choice

Where a consent choice is required or provided, you may accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies or customise categories. Rejecting non-essential cookies should not block essential website use, although some optional features or measurement may not work.

You may change or withdraw a consent choice through the cookie-settings link where available. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser. Browser controls may remove saved preferences and affect website functions.

4. Cookie Duration

Some cookies last only for the current browser session. Others remain for a defined period so a preference or measurement can continue. Duration depends on the cookie, tool configuration, consent choice and provider settings. We should regularly review active tags and avoid keeping non-essential identifiers longer than needed.

5. Third-Party Information

Third-party providers control their own technologies and may process information in India or other countries. Their privacy pages explain their practices and available controls. Solutions1313 does not control a third party’s independent website or account settings.