Cookies.

Short version: this site doesn't set cookies of its own. The only cookies you might encounter come from Calendly, and only if you choose to open the booking widget.

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The summary, in plain English: we use cookieless analytics, so browsing the site sets nothing. Booking a call loads Calendly, which sets its own cookies to make the scheduler work. You can decline by simply not opening the booking widget — email us instead at hello@neondigital.co.uk.

01 · what cookies areAbout cookies and PECR

Cookies are small text files that a website (or an embedded third-party tool) asks your browser to store on your device. Similar technologies — local storage, session storage, pixels, fingerprinting — do comparable things. Under the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR), we're required to tell you what we use and, for anything that isn't strictly necessary, to get your consent before setting it.

02 · neon's own cookiesCookies set by this site

None. Neon Digital does not set any first-party cookies on neondigital.co.uk. We don't operate a login area, a basket, or any other feature that requires session state in the browser.

03 · analyticsSite analytics — cookieless

We measure aggregate site traffic using a privacy-respecting, cookieless analytics tool. It records anonymised page-view events at the server or aggregator level, without setting cookies, without using device fingerprinting, and without identifying individual visitors. Because no personal data is stored on your device and no individual can be identified, PECR consent is not required for this measurement, and UK GDPR processing is conducted on the basis of legitimate interests.

04 · calendlyCalendly — only if you open the booking widget

Several pages on this site contain a “Book a call” link that opens Calendly's scheduling widget in an overlay. Until you click that link, Calendly is not loaded and no Calendly cookies are set. When the widget opens, Calendly loads scripts from assets.calendly.com and calendly.com, and may set the following types of cookies on the calendly.com domain:

Strictly necessary — cookies that make the scheduler function: session identifiers, CSRF protection tokens, load-balancing, and basic security.
Functional — cookies remembering your timezone and locale preferences inside the widget.
Analytics (Calendly's own) — Calendly may set first-party analytics cookies on its own domain to understand how its scheduler is used. These are governed by Calendly's policies, not ours.

Full detail is in Calendly's cookie notice at calendly.com/pages/cookie-notice. We treat opening the widget as your active choice to engage with Calendly; if you'd rather not, just email us instead.

05 · fonts and assetsFonts, images and other static assets

Our fonts and imagery are served from the same origin as this site — we don't pull fonts from third-party font CDNs. So no cookies are set as a side-effect of rendering the page.

06 · controlling cookiesHow to control or remove cookies

Because the only cookies you may encounter come from Calendly's own domain, you can control them in the usual ways:

Don't open the “Book a call” widget. Until you do, nothing is set.
Use your browser's site-settings to block third-party cookies or to block cookies for calendly.com specifically.
Clear existing cookies via your browser's privacy settings — instructions are available in your browser's documentation.
Use a privacy-respecting browser or extension that blocks third-party scripts.

Blocking Calendly cookies will likely break the booking widget. The rest of the site will continue to work normally.

07 · changesChanges to this notice

If we ever add a tool that sets cookies on this site, we'll update this page and — for anything that isn't strictly necessary — ask for your consent before it loads. The “last updated” date at the top reflects the most recent revision.

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