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Cookie & Device Storage Notice

This page records the current website’s position on cookies and similar browser-storage technologies.

In summary: Lorenwick’s own website code does not deliberately set advertising, analytics or preference cookies and does not use localStorage or sessionStorage. The client portal uses Clerk, which necessarily uses authentication/session cookies when a user signs in. Before we start providing the service to our first client, we will check the live website for any storage that our hosting and security providers place in the browser.

1. What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small pieces of information stored on a device. Similar rules can apply to other technologies that store or access information on a user’s device, including some forms of local browser storage.

2. What the Lorenwick website currently uses

A review of our website code on 3 October 2026 found no Lorenwick use of document.cookie, localStorage or sessionStorage in the public website, demo, website assistant or Business Blueprint code.

The interactive dashboard prototype does not persist its notification toggles in browser storage.

The secure client portal uses Clerk for authentication. When a user signs in, Clerk uses authentication/session cookies required for the requested sign-in service. Clerk documents cookies including short-lived session/authentication cookies such as __session and provider-domain client/authentication cookies. These are not used by Lorenwick for advertising or behavioural marketing.

3. Strictly necessary authentication and security

Authentication/session and security technologies may be used where they are essential to provide a service the user has requested, such as secure portal sign-in, session integrity, abuse protection or delivery/security controls.

Under the applicable PECR storage/access rules, strictly necessary technologies may fall within an exemption from prior consent, but Lorenwick still provides information about their use. Technologies used for another purpose, such as analytics or advertising, are not treated as strictly necessary merely because they are useful to Lorenwick.

Where the online contact form is enabled (and any trial-request form, if one is separately enabled in future), Cloudflare Turnstile checks technical browser/device and network signals to distinguish visitors from bots and protect the form. Cloudflare also uses signals to improve Turnstile. Its Turnstile Privacy Addendum explains this processing. Hosting/security technologies may depend on the deployed configuration; the live browser state must be checked when these controls change.

4. Analytics or marketing added later

If Lorenwick Systems later adds analytics, advertising or other non-essential tracking, this notice will be updated and an appropriate consent/control mechanism will be implemented before those technologies are activated where consent is required.

5. Managing cookies

You can also control cookies using your browser settings. Blocking essential technologies may affect services that rely on them.

Last updated 12 November 2026. We will check the live website’s cookies and browser storage again before we start providing the service to our first client and after any material change to hosting or tracking.