Cookie notice

The xnm_consent_v1 preference cookie remembers whether you allowed analytics. It is a first-party cookie, expires after six months and contains your choice and the notice version rather than enquiry details. WordPress also uses login and security cookies for signed-in administrators. The enquiry form uses security tokens and short-lived server-side abuse checks.

Analytics is off until you choose Allow analytics. If allowed, Google Analytics may use _ga and _ga_8NXLD7F2V0 to distinguish visits and maintain session information. This integration configures a maximum cookie lifetime of 180 days and does not refresh that lifetime on every visit. Your browser settings and Google’s processing can affect the observed storage. No advertising tags are added by this integration.

Use the Cookie settings button in the footer at any time. Reject optional analytics withdraws permission, disables further analytics collection and removes readable Google Analytics cookies for this site. The page reloads to unload the Google tag. Past analytics records are not deleted by changing a cookie choice; contact us about a data-rights request.

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The preview does not send analytics by default, even if you allow it. An administrator can briefly enable labelled test events to verify the setup. Enquiries are processed to respond to you separately from optional analytics. Read the privacy notice or contact contact@xnmark.com.