This Cookie Policy explains how Intellious Tech (“Intellious”, “we”, “us” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on our websites. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
1. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies
Cookies are small text files or similar identifiers stored on a browser or device. Related technologies can include pixels, tags, local storage, SDKs and other mechanisms that store or access information on a device.
Cookies may be set by Intellious (“first-party”) or by third parties whose services appear on the website (“third-party”).
2. Categories of Cookies
- Strictly Necessary Cookies — required for core website operation, security, network delivery, form handling or a feature specifically requested by the visitor. Where legally exempt, these may operate without consent.
- Functional / Preference Cookies — remember choices such as language, region, interface settings or other preferences.
- Analytics Cookies — help us understand website usage, traffic, performance and content engagement.
- Marketing / Advertising Cookies — may be used to measure campaigns, support targeted advertising or recognize users across sites or services.
- Embedded-Content Cookies — may be placed by third-party services such as video, social media, scheduling, maps or other embedded functionality.
3. Consent
- Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, Intellious will request consent before activating them. Consent should be specific, informed, freely given and capable of withdrawal.
- For jurisdictions applying UK/EU-style cookie rules, non-essential analytics and advertising technologies generally require consent; strictly necessary technologies may qualify for an exemption when they are genuinely necessary for the service requested.
- The website should provide a consent interface that allows users to accept, reject or manage non- essential categories with comparable prominence, and to change their choice later.
- Continued browsing alone should not be treated as consent where applicable law requires an affirmative action.
4. Cookies Used on Our Websites
- For users in jurisdictions requiring affirmative consent, simply continuing to browse the website will not be treated as consent to non-essential cookies or similar technologies. Consent must be obtained through an appropriate affirmative mechanism.
- Users can manage cookie preferences through the cookie preference mechanism provided on the website, where available. Users may also use browser controls to delete or block cookies; however, disabling strictly necessary cookies may affect website functionality. The European Commission similarly explains that browser controls can be used to manage cookies, while blocking some cookies can affect website functionality.
- Third-party providers may change the cookies or similar technologies they use, including names, purposes and retention periods. Where practical and legally required, Intellious will review such changes and update its privacy/cookie disclosures and consent configuration.
- Not every category or technology described above will necessarily be used at all times. The technologies actually active on the website will depend on the current production configuration.
- The categories that may apply include:
- strictly necessary cookies used for security, network delivery, session management, consent management and core website functionality.
- functional or preference cookies used to remember choices.
- analytics and performance technologies used to understand website usage and improve performance.
- marketing or advertising technologies, where used, to measure campaigns or support relevant communications.
- third-party or embedded-content technologies associated with services such as video, social media, scheduling,
forms, maps or other integrations.
Where applicable law requires consent for a cookie or similar technology, Intellious will obtain the required consent before the technology is activated. Strictly necessary technologies may be used without consent where the applicable law provides an exemption. The ICO's current guidance confirms that consent is generally required for non-essential storage/access technologies, while a narrowly defined strictly-necessary exception may apply.
The specific cookies, identifiers and similar technologies used by Intellious may change as website functionality, service providers, analytics tools, embedded content, security controls and business requirements change. Accordingly, this policy describes the categories and purposes of cookies rather than providing a fixed list of cookie names.
Intellious may use cookies and similar technologies that are necessary for website operation,security, functionality, preferences, analytics, performance, communications, marketing or otherlegitimate website purposes, depending on the services and technologies enabled on the website from time to time.
5. Webflow and Third-Party Technologies
- The Intellious website is hosted on Webflow. Webflow and other vendors may process technical information necessary to deliver website functionality. Additional analytics, CRM, scheduling, marketing, advertising or embedded-content providers may also place technologies on the site.
- Intellious may use Webflow and other third-party providers to host, secure, operate, analyze, communicate through, or enhance the website. Third-party technologies may include analytics, CRM, marketing automation, scheduling, forms, security, social-media, video or other embedded services. The specific providers and technologies in use may change over time.
- Where applicable, Intellious Tech — Legal Review Draft Intellious will provide appropriate information and obtain consent before activating non-essential technologies.
6. Browser Controls
Most browsers allow users to block or delete cookies. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the website from functioning correctly.
Browser controls do not necessarily provide the same granularity as a website consent manager, and where applicable law requires consent management, Intellious will provide appropriate controls on the website.
7. California Privacy Choices
- Where the CCPA applies, Intellious will provide applicable opt-out rights and honor valid opt-out preference signals as required by law. The CPPA states that covered businesses must honor qualifying Global Privacy Control signals for sale/sharing opt-outs and provide appropriate mechanisms where required
- Where applicable, Intellious will accurately describe its use of cookies and similar technologies under the relevant privacy law. If a particular technology constitutes a sale or sharing of personal information under applicable law, Intellious will provide the required opt-out mechanism; if it does not, the policy will not make an unsupported claim that such activity occurs.
8. International Users
Cookie-related personal information may be transferred internationally. Where required, Intellious will use legally recognized transfer mechanisms and appropriate safeguards as described in the Privacy Policy.
9. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when technologies, vendors, website functionality or legal
requirements change. Material changes will be reflected in the policy and, where necessary, through
the consent mechanism
10. Contact
- Questions about cookies or privacy may be sent to contact@intellious.tech
Legal / Privacy Contact
Intellious Tech
USA: 401 E Sonterra Blvd, Suite 375, San Antonio, Texas 78258, USA
India: WeWork Embassy TechVillage, HD-103, Block L, Devarabisanahalli, Outer Ring Road, Bellandur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560103, India
Email Contact: contact@intellious.tech
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