Cookie policy

Cookies are small records stored by your browser and sent to a website in later requests. Local storage keeps information in the browser until removed or expired by the website; session storage normally lasts for the tab's session. Pixels, scripts and similar technologies can also send information from your device.

The same choice rules apply to optional tracking whether it uses a cookie, local storage, a script or a server-side event. A first-party identifier can still be personal data. For more about personal data and your rights, see our Privacy Policy.

Accept all enables optional categories. Reject optional leaves only storage needed for requested functions. Save preferences applies the categories you select. Optional switches start off, and continuing to browse is not consent.

You may withdraw an optional choice as easily as you gave it. We then stop the relevant future collection and event transmission and remove optional first-party storage under our control. Withdrawal does not reverse processing already lawfully completed. A third-party cookie set on another domain may also need to be removed through your browser or the provider's controls.

We store your choice for up to 365 days. An expired, missing or invalid consent record does not enable optional processing. We ask again when needed, including when a material change requires a new choice. Browser or device settings may remove storage earlier, and a choice on one browser may not automatically carry to another.

The panel offers three categories: Necessary, Analytics and Marketing.

We do not treat advertising attribution as necessary to submit a form or buy a service. You can use those functions without accepting optional categories. A requested language choice may be remembered without enabling analytics or advertising.

“Up to” means the configured maximum lifetime from setting or renewal, subject to your choice and browser controls. Cookies needed for a particular feature are set when that feature is used, not automatically because they appear in this inventory.

A service country or facility preference identifies the location you are interested in, not necessarily your physical location. When a preference is necessary only for an active transaction, we limit its use and duration to that purpose instead of using it to track future browsing.

ipxon-conv-visit:* is created when the path matches. Sending to Google Ads or Bing UET requires marketing. Consent evidence held on our servers has its own retention period, described in the Privacy Policy; it does not extend the lifetime of your browser consent.

The live inventory below identifies the providers and storage enabled on the production website, including duration and purpose. A configured integration is not permission to load it without the appropriate choice.

These cookies are set by the provider in your browser only when the matching category is allowed. Without that choice they are not created. The _gl parameter may briefly appear in the address bar when linking domains with Google; we remove it once it has been read.

The website supports these optional integrations when configured and enabled:

• Google Analytics: analytics of website use. Its analytics-only configuration must not activate advertising features without a separate marketing choice.
• Microsoft Clarity: interaction analytics, heatmaps and session recordings. Sensitive fields and account or checkout content are excluded from recording.
• Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising: campaign and conversion measurement and advertising. Data may include campaign identifiers, event type, value and an event reference. It must not include message contents, passwords or hosted Customer Data.
• Google Maps: an optional facility map. Before loading an embedded map, we explain that Google will receive connection information and may use its own storage, and ask you to choose to load it. A general analytics choice does not automatically enable maps. An external map link is also available.

Providers may process information in other countries or associate identifiers with other information they hold. Their policies explain their own processing: Google Privacy Policy and Microsoft Privacy Statement.

You can use your browser settings to inspect, block or delete cookies and other site storage. Blocking necessary storage may prevent checkout or other requested functions from working. Rejecting optional categories does not prevent those functions.

We recognise legally required opt-out preference signals, including Global Privacy Control, for qualifying advertising disclosures. You can also use Your privacy choices in the footer. Our consent model keeps optional tracking off unless permitted; an opt-out signal is not an instruction to erase unrelated records or terminate your account.

We update this policy and the live inventory when the technologies or their purposes change. A new optional purpose requires an appropriate new choice before it starts.

Questions: privacy@ipxon.com. Conexum Inc., 3250 W Commercial Blvd, Suite 140, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-3459, United States.