Cookie Policy
This policy explains the categories of cookies and similar storage technologies that may be used on Fieldmark, what they are for, how long they may remain and how you can control optional use.
Last updated: 28 September 20261. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small files that a website can place on a browser or device to recognise a session, remember a preference or support a particular function. Similar technologies can store or access information on a device in other ways. UK privacy rules apply to these technologies according to their purpose and whether an exemption applies.
2. How Fieldmark uses them
Fieldmark uses necessary storage to remember choices needed for the site experience, including the cookie choice itself. Optional analytics or marketing technologies are not intended to be activated until the user has given the consent required for that category.
The cookie banner provides separate choices to accept optional use or reject non-essential use. Rejecting non-essential technologies does not prevent access to the editorial article, product specifications or order-request form.
3. Categories
| Category | Purpose | Typical duration | Consent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Remember essential preferences, support requested site functions and protect basic operation. | Session to 12 months, depending on function. | Used where permitted without optional consent because the function is necessary. |
| Analytics | Measure aggregate use, page performance and interaction patterns so the service can be improved. | Up to 13 months if such tools are enabled. | Not activated without consent where consent is required. |
| Marketing | Measure advertising effectiveness or support advertising-related functionality. | Up to 13 months if such tools are enabled. | Not activated without consent where consent is required. |
4. Third parties
Fieldmark may link to external websites, including the referenced product offer. External websites can use their own cookies and similar technologies after you leave Fieldmark. Their use is governed by their own policies and consent mechanisms rather than this Cookie Policy.
If a third-party analytics or marketing provider is introduced directly on Fieldmark in future, that provider will be identified in the relevant consent information before optional technology is activated.
5. Your choices
You can accept or reject non-essential use from the cookie banner. Where an optional technology relies on consent, it should remain off unless that consent has been given. You can also use your browser controls to remove stored data or block categories of cookies, although blocking necessary functionality may affect some site features.
If your preferences change, you can clear the site's stored preferences in your browser and revisit the site to make a new choice. We aim to make refusal of non-essential use as straightforward as acceptance.
6. Retention and review
We choose retention periods that are proportionate to the function being performed and review optional technologies when the site changes. Necessary preference records are not kept longer than is reasonably needed for the purpose. Any future analytics or marketing duration will be reviewed against the purpose for which the technology is used.
7. Relationship with the Privacy Notice
Where a cookie or similar technology involves personal information, the Privacy Notice also applies. It explains the purposes and lawful bases for personal-data processing, retention principles, sharing and the rights available under UK data-protection law.
8. Contact
Leak Detector LTD
30 Lower Carrogs Road, Newry, BT34 2NQ
VAT ID: GB
989627344
[email protected]
+447730602375
Director: Amelia Kensington