Cookie Policy
Version 3.0 - Updated September 28th, 2026.
How we measure website traffic
We measure traffic in two ways. The first works without cookies. Our website analytics are provided by Plausible Analytics, which is hosted in the European Union and is designed to work without cookies and without collecting personal data. It sets no cookie, it stores nothing on your device, it does not assign you a persistent identifier and it does not follow you to other websites. It counts page views and aggregate measures such as which page referred you and which country the request came from. Because nothing is stored on or read from your device for this purpose, no consent is required for it. You can read Plausible’s data policy for the detail of what is and is not collected.
The second uses the HubSpot cookies listed above. HubSpot is the system in which we keep our customer and prospect relationships, and its analytics tell us which pages a visitor viewed before requesting a demo or contacting us, and which page or search brought them here. That is what lets us follow up on a request with some idea of what the person was looking for. The information is processed by HubSpot on our behalf under its data processing agreement and is stored in HubSpot’s United States data centre, with the transfer covered by the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, to which HubSpot is certified. Where the law requires consent for these cookies we ask for it first, and everywhere you can opt out as described below.
Embedded content from other services
Two parts of this website are delivered by other companies, and each one is the reason for one of the cookies listed above:
- The demo request form. Our Book a demo page embeds a form hosted by HubSpot, our customer relationship management provider. The form is loaded when you open that page so that it is ready for you to use. The details you type into it are sent to HubSpot and processed by us to answer your request, as described in our Privacy Policy. The form works whether or not you have accepted the HubSpot analytics cookies. If you have, HubSpot links your request to the pages you viewed beforehand; if you have declined or opted out, your request is stored on its own, without that history.
- Videos. Our videos are hosted by Vimeo and embedded with Vimeo’s “do not track” setting enabled. Nothing is loaded from Vimeo until you click play, so simply visiting a page that contains a video contacts no one and sets no cookie.
You may also follow links from this website to third-party websites, such as our social media profiles. Those websites may use cookies over which we have no control, and they will have their own privacy notices and cookie statements where you can find further information.
Accepting or declining cookies
If you visit from the European Union, the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, a banner at the bottom of the page asks you to accept or decline the HubSpot cookies the first time you visit. Your location is judged from your network address. No analytics cookie is set until you accept, and your answer is remembered in the consent cookies listed above so that you are not asked again. If you visit from elsewhere, no banner is shown and the analytics cookies are set when the page loads, unless your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, which we honour as a refusal.
You can change your mind at any time. Reopening the banner lets you change an earlier answer. Opting out removes the HubSpot analytics cookies from your browser and marks it so that HubSpot’s script collects nothing further, wherever you are. Both are one click:
The controls for reopening the banner and opting out appear here on the live website, where HubSpot's script is present.
You also remain free to block or delete cookies at any time using your browser settings. Bear in mind that if you block the strictly necessary cookies listed above, the demo request form or the video player may not work, in which case you are always welcome to contact us directly instead.
Although most browsers are initially set to accept cookies, you may reset your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie or to reject cookies generally. Most browsers offer instructions on how to do so in the “Help” section of the toolbar. Some typical browsers and their help pages are listed below:
Further information
For more detailed information on how to manage cookies and cookie preferences in your browser, we recommend that you visit www.aboutcookies.org.