What Are Cookies

As with most professional websites, this site utilises cookies.

Cookies are very tiny files that are downloaded to your personal computers hard drive or stored on your browser if you have agreed. 

This page details what data the cookies gather, how we use them and why we sometimes need to store them. 

You are able to set your browser to prevent all or some browser cookies from being stored. However, please note that if you disable, restrict or refuse cookies, certain parts of our sites may no longer be accessible or not function properly, ‘break’.

We suggest that you leave on all cookies if you are unsure if you need them or not, just in case they are used to provide you with a service that you may use.

How We Use Cookies

Inno Group Ltd utilises cookies for a variety of purposes, which we shall detail below.  

Our sites utilise cookies to differentiate you from other users on our websites. This supports us to give you a better experience when you visit our websites; additionally, it allows us to develop and improve our websites. By proceeding to browse through our sites, you are consenting to our usage of cookies.

Types of Cookies we Use

Strictly essential cookies. 

• These cookies are needed for the performance of our sites. They include, for instance, cookies that allow you to log into secure areas of our websites, use e-commerce and checkout or payment facilities. 
• Additionally, they include, for example, if you sign up for an account with one of our brands, then we will utilise cookies to administer the signup process and general management. 
• Other cookies are necessary to make sure that your order is remembered between pages to process it accurately.
• These Cookies are typically discarded or cleared when you log out of our website to make sure that you can only access secured features, functions and areas when you are logged in; yet, in some circumstances, they may remain afterwards to memorise your site preferences when you are logged out.

Analytical and Performance Cookies. 

• They allow us to recognise and calculate the number of site visitors and allow us to understand how site visitors travel around our sites. This assists us in enhancing the way our sites work, for example, by assuring that users are finding what they are searching for quickly and easily.
• We use Google Analytics which is the most popular and trusted analytics solution on the web, for assisting us to better understand how you utilise our website/s and how we are able to better your experience of our site. These cookies might track things such as how much time you spend on each page or the site so we can continue to create engaging site content.
• For further information on Google Analytics cookies, see https://developers.google.com/analytics.

Functional Cookies. 

• These are used to identify you when you return to our websites. These Cookies allow us to tailor content for you, greet you by name and recall user preferences, for instance, user choice of language or region.

Target Cookies. 

• These cookies document your visit to our sites, the pages you have visited and the links you have followed. We use this information to make our sites, and the advertising displayed more related to your interests. We may additionally share this data with external third parties for this purpose.

Email Marketing Related Cookies

• Our site/s may offer a newsletter and/or email subscription marketing services, and these Cookies may be applied to remember if you are already enrolled and whether to display certain notifications which may only be valid or relevant to subscribed or unsubscribed users.

Survey Related Cookies

• We may offer users the chance to take part in surveys, questionnaires and polls to provide interesting insights, effective tools or to better understand our users and customers more accurately. These studies may use Cookies to identify who has already taken part in a survey or to give you accurate results after you change pages.

Testing Related Cookies

• Now and again, we may test new features and make subtle modifications to the way our site/s are delivered to users. While we are testing or experimenting with new features, we may use these Cookies to make sure you have a consistent experience whilst browsing our site/s, whilst we are working to better understand which optimisations our users will benefit from and appreciate the most.

Social Media Related Cookies

• Inno Group Ltd uses social media link-buttons and/or social media plugins on our site/s which allow you to connect to your social networks in different ways. For this to work correctly, the following social media sites including; 
• Twitter,
• Linkedin,
• Facebook,

YouTube,
will set cookies within our site/s which can be used to improve your profile on their platforms or contribute to the information they hold for numerous purposes described in their individual privacy policies.

Third-Party Cookies

In some cases, we may use Cookies provided by trusted third parties, including, for instance, providers of external services like website traffic and analytical service providers like Google, or email service providers and so on; we hold no control over these Cookies.

Disabling Cookies

You can block the setting of cookies by changing the settings on your browser (see your particular browser help guides for how to do this). Please be aware that disabling cookies will change the functionality of this site and many other sites that you browse. Disabling cookies will ordinarily result in also disabling particular features and functions of our website/s. Hence it is suggested that you do not disable cookies.

More information

We really do hope that this Cookie Policy has explained things for you.
If you aren’t certain whether you need cookies or not, it’s usually safer to allow cookies in case they do cooperate with one of the features or functions you may use on our site/s.
Nevertheless, if you need any more information, then please contact us through GDPR@InnoGroupLtd.com.