Cookie notice.
This page explains the website's approach to cookies and similar browser technologies.
Essential technologies.
Hosting, security and core website functions may use technical mechanisms necessary to deliver pages, protect the service or remember a choice required for the website to function.
Visit information kept in your browser.
When you arrive, the website keeps in your browser's session storage, for the current tab only, the first page you opened, the address of the website that referred you, if any, and any campaign tags (utm_…) in the link you followed. As you move between pages it also keeps the addresses of the current and previous page, so that an enquiry can show which page led to it. This information is passed to the enquiry form when the form opens and becomes part of an enquiry only if you send one. It is not a cookie, is not sent anywhere else and is deleted when you close the tab.
The enquiry form.
The enquiry form is provided by Tally and shown within the page. When it opens, the website loads Tally's embed script from tally.so, and the form runs Tally's own code, which may use cookies or similar technologies needed for the form to work, under Tally's own policies.
Analytics and optional tools.
Apart from the enquiry form described above, the website currently loads no analytics, advertising or social media tools, and its own code sets no cookies. It notes steps such as the enquiry form being opened or sent within the page itself, without any personal information; nothing is sent to an analytics service unless WBI adds one.
Where non-essential analytics or other optional technologies are used, they will be listed on this page, with any consent mechanism the applicable law requires.
Browser controls.
Browsers generally provide controls for deleting or blocking stored website data. Restricting essential technologies can affect how some services function.
Questions about website technologies?
Contact WBI through the website.
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