Cookie Policy

When you return to the site, the browser sends those files back, so the site can recognise your session, remember your preferences or measure how pages are used. Similar technologies - such as local storage, session storage and small tracking pixels - work in comparable ways, and this policy covers them all under the general term “cookies”.

A cookie typically includes the domain of the website that created it, a stored value (usually a unique identifier) and a time when it expires. Cookies lack the ability to access other data stored on your device and do not function as executable applications.

Wexmont deploys cookies to maintain website security and ensure proper operation, to retain your preferences and settings, to identify which content provides value to visitors, and - where you have provided your permission - to evaluate the effectiveness of our advertising initiatives. Essential cookies are installed immediately when you access the site because the site requires them to function. All remaining types are activated only after you grant permission, and you have the right to revoke that permission whenever you choose.

Strictly necessary cookies

These enable the site to remain operational: they preserve your login state as you navigate through different pages, distribute incoming requests among multiple servers, prevent automated attacks on form submissions and store the cookie preferences you have previously selected. These cookies do not create a personal profile and cannot be disabled through our consent panel, because without them essential capabilities like user authentication would not function.

Preference (functionality) cookies

These remember the settings you choose - for example the interface language, a region, a display preference or whether you have dismissed an informational notice. They make the site more convenient but are not essential; if you refuse them, the site still works and simply asks for your preferences again on each visit.

Analytics (performance) cookies

These support us in tracking page views, identifying which sections are accessed, measuring visit duration and detecting where technical issues happen. The data analysis is combined across all users: it shows us whether specific content is popular or has performance issues, not personal identification details. We apply these insights to resolve issues and enhance the organization and usability of the site.

Marketing (advertising) cookies

They track the source of your visit from a specific promotional campaign or ad, prevent duplicate messaging, and track if a campaign resulted in a user registration. Advertising partners across the web may access these. Your affirmative permission is required for these to be placed.

Session cookies remain active only during your current browser session and are deleted automatically upon closing your browser. Persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until you delete them; on this site their lifetimes range from a few days to roughly two years, depending on the purpose. The exact expiry of an individual cookie can always be inspected in your browser’s storage settings.

Your consent preferences are maintained in our records for a restricted timeframe to prevent the banner from displaying repeatedly with each visit; once this timeframe expires, we will request your preferences anew.

Some cookies are set by service providers acting on our behalf, for example providers of web analytics, content delivery, fraud prevention or advertising measurement. These providers may read their own cookies when you visit other sites that use the same services. We do not control the content of third-party cookies; their use of the data they collect is governed by their own privacy and cookie notices.

Where a third-party cookie is not strictly necessary, it is only placed after you have consented through the cookie banner. If you would like a list of the providers currently in use, contact support and we will provide the up-to-date details.

Through our banner

Use the cookie banner or the cookie settings link on the site to accept or reject the preference, analytics and marketing categories. Rejecting a category stops new cookies of that type from being written; cookies already stored can be cleared through your browser.

Through your browser

Most popular browsers let you see what cookies are stored on your device, remove them one at a time or all at once, prevent cookies from particular websites, prevent all external cookies, or clear all data automatically each time you close the browser. These settings are typically accessible via a menu called "Settings", followed by "Privacy", "Privacy and security", "Site permissions" or "Cookies and site data". Similar functionality is available on mobile browsers within their preferences, while mobile platforms offer distinct settings to manage advertising identifiers.

Private browsing

Opening the site in a private or incognito window means most cookies are discarded when you close that window, though this does not prevent them from being set during your visit.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent parts of the site from working: you may be unable to stay signed in, submit a form or complete a secure step. Blocking preference cookies means settings such as language are not remembered. Blocking analytics or marketing cookies has no effect on functionality - you will simply not be counted in our statistics and campaign measurement.

We review this policy periodically and update it when the cookies we use, the technologies behind them or the applicable rules change. The current version is always published on this page; material changes will be signalled on the site or through the cookie banner, and continued use after the update means the revised policy applies.

If you have a question about this policy, want details of a specific cookie or wish to exercise a data-protection right, please write to our support team through the contact page. Related documents are listed in the footer of every page, including our Privacy Policy.

Read the Privacy Policy