What is a cookie?
A cookie is a text file which is downloaded to your device when you visit a website. A cookie makes it possible for a website to recognise your device and gather information about the pages and features visited. It also helps maintain your choices when navigating on our site or returning to it later.
In this policy, the term “cookie” refers to a number of different tracking technologies such as pixel tags (transparent graphic images placed on a web page or in an email which indicates that a page or email has been viewed), mobile device identifiers, and web storage used in desktop software or mobile devices.
Some of the cookies we use will need your permission, by way of ‘Consent’, to allow us to do this. Other cookies, (usually session cookies) are essential, and do not require your Consent. However, regardless of whether we need your Consent or not, we will inform you if we are using them, by including information within this Cookie Policy. Cookies, and any similar technologies change over time, so please refer to this Cookie Policy at regular intervals to ensure you remain aware of how we use them.
There are several different types of cookie used for different purposes. Some of these are for our benefit, to help us improve our website and improving the user experience. Others are to ensure security and help prevent fraud and are strictly necessary to provide the requested by you.
When we place a cookie on your device, it is retrieved by the website that placed that it there in the first place, or any other website, which may use that specific cookie.
How we use cookies
In Visionable’s digital channels, domains, and apps, we use cookies for several reasons related to functionality, analysis, and marketing. They help us to give you a good experience as you browse our site and to provide you with relevant content and marketing.
We use the following types of cookies:
Necessary (Essential) Cookies – enable core functionality such as security, network management and accessibility. You may disable these by changing your browser settings, but this may affect how the website functions.
Analytical and Performance Cookies – monitor how many people visit the website, how long people spend viewing the website, and which pages are visited for the longest period. We use Google analytics to maintain, operate, and improve our websites, the usability, security and load speed of our website content. We may also obtain information from our email communication including whether you opened or forwarded a newsletter or clicked on any of its content.
The data is collected in a way that does not directly identify anyone.
Marketing Cookies – used to provide marketing and specific tailored adverts to you. We do not use any health data for the purpose of serving you with advertising.
Actual Cookies Deployed
Below is a table of information which lists all cookies deployed and used on our website.
