Cookies Policy

Last updated: 28 September 2026.

This Cookies Policy explains how scenepulsefy uses cookies and similar technologies on our website. We operate a commercial resource dedicated to scene production, rhythm and timing techniques for stage cues, camera movement, lighting changes and smooth workflows in live shows and entertainment coverage, serving users in the United Kingdom.

What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They store or access information such as preferences, session identifiers or usage data. Similar technologies include web beacons, pixels and local storage that can perform comparable functions. These tools help websites remember user actions across visits without storing large amounts of personal data directly.

Why the site uses them

We employ cookies to deliver core site functions, improve performance for visitors exploring production resources, remember selections related to stage and camera workflow examples, and support legitimate business operations. Without them certain interactive elements would not function correctly.

Strictly necessary, functional, analytics, advertising and social-media categories

Strictly necessary cookies enable basic navigation and security. Functional cookies remember preferences such as display settings for workflow diagrams. Analytics cookies measure how users interact with timing and cue content. Advertising cookies may personalise promotions for related production tools. Social-media cookies support sharing features where enabled, though our site minimises these.

First-party versus third-party cookies

First-party cookies are set directly by scenepulsefy to maintain session continuity during visits to our production resource pages. Third-party cookies originate from external providers such as analytics platforms or content delivery networks and are used only where necessary for performance measurement or essential service delivery.

Session versus persistent cookies and retention information

Session cookies expire when the browser closes and are used for temporary functions such as maintaining a workflow simulation state. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period, typically up to 24 months for analytics purposes or 12 months for functional preferences, after which they are automatically deleted or require renewal through new consent.

The data handled and purpose of each category

Strictly necessary cookies handle device identifiers and security tokens to prevent unauthorised access. Functional cookies store layout choices for lighting cue examples. Analytics cookies collect aggregated page-view statistics and navigation paths through rhythm and timing sections. No category processes sensitive personal data beyond what is strictly required for the stated purpose.

The consent or exemption basis for each category

Under UK GDPR and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations we rely on strict necessity for essential cookies that require no consent. All other categories obtain explicit consent via our site-wide banner. Consent is freely given, specific, informed and easy to withdraw at any time.

Cookie or provider table

Strictly necessary – session identifier, provider scenepulsefy, duration session only.
Functional – preference token, provider scenepulsefy, duration 12 months.
Analytics – usage statistics, provider third-party analytics service, duration 24 months.
Advertising – campaign tracking, provider third-party advertising network, duration 13 months.

How the consent manager works and user choices

Our cookie banner appears on first visit and allows granular acceptance or rejection of non-essential categories. Users may reopen the manager through a persistent link in the footer to review or alter selections. Withdrawal of consent takes immediate effect and does not affect prior legitimate processing.

Browser-level controls and consequences of disabling cookies

Most browsers permit blocking or deleting cookies via settings menus. Disabling strictly necessary cookies may prevent access to interactive production tools such as cue-sequence simulators. Disabling analytics cookies limits our ability to improve content relevance but does not block core site access.

International transfers

Some third-party providers may process data outside the United Kingdom. Appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses are applied. For further details please refer to our separate Privacy Policy available via the site footer.

Policy changes, contact route and last-updated date

We review this policy periodically and update it when processing practices change. The current version date appears at the top of the page. Questions regarding cookies should be directed through the contact form on our Contacts page or by emailing [email protected]. Postal correspondence may be sent to Waterloo Place, Watson Square, Stockport, SK1 3AZ, United Kingdom.