Last updated: 22 October 2026
A concise explanation of cookies and similar technologies.
1. What cookies are
Cookies and similar technologies help websites recognise a browser or device, remember selected preferences, support security and understand how services are used. These technologies may include browser storage, cookies and technical identifiers.
2. How Intelligent may use them
Depending on the website or product, technologies may be used for essential site operation, user sessions, protection against misuse, preference settings, performance measurement and permitted analytics. Some features embedded from third-party providers may involve separate technologies governed by their own notices.
3. Essential and optional technologies
Certain technologies are necessary for the website or requested service to function and cannot be disabled without affecting that function. Non-essential analytics, personalisation or marketing technologies, where used, are subject to the consent or other controls required by applicable law. This policy does not mean that every category is active on every Intelligent service.
4. Your choices
Where the site provides cookie controls, you can use them or adjust your browser settings to block or remove cookies. Depending on the browser and applicable consent requirements, those choices may limit some features. Removing cookies may also reset previously saved preferences.
5. Third parties and further information
Cookies set by embedded content or third-party services may be governed by those providers’ policies. For broader information about personal data, retention and rights, see the Intelligent Privacy Policy and Data Management & Data Rights page.
6. Questions
For privacy or cookie-related questions, use the contact options made available through intelllgent.com.