Key Summary for Visitors
We obtain prior consent for optional cookies and similar technologies from visitors in both the United Kingdom and Nigeria. We use technologies without consent only where the particular use is permitted under applicable law as strictly necessary. You can review or change your cookie choices at any time.
Who operates the website
Damisie Limited is a company registered in England and Wales under company number 16920754.
Questions about cookies or personal information can be sent to our privacy team at info@damisie.com.
What cookies and similar technologies do
Cookies are small pieces of information stored on your device when you visit a website. They may expire when you close your browser (session cookies) or remain for a set period (persistent cookies). First-party cookies are associated with the website you visit; third-party cookies are associated with another provider.
Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags and device identifiers. This policy covers technologies that store information on or access information from your device, whether or not they are called cookies. Information collected may include identifiers, device details and browsing activity, and may be personal information.
Categories and permission
Only categories and technologies in the completed schedule apply to your browsing:
| Category | Purpose and permission |
|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Deliver a service you request, such as security, session operation or saving cookie choices. No consent is sought where an applicable legal exception permits the particular use. |
| Preferences | Remember optional settings or enable additional features. On this public website, these are blocked until you consent unless individually identified as strictly necessary. |
| Analytics | Understand visits and use of the website to improve it. On this public website, analytics technologies are blocked until you consent. |
| Advertising & targeting | Measure campaigns or show tailored advertisements, potentially across websites. These require prior consent. |
| Embedded third-party | Videos, maps, chat or demo tools may contact external providers and set their own technologies. Optional tracking content is blocked until the relevant consent is given. |
We obtain prior consent for optional cookies and similar technologies from visitors in both the United Kingdom and Nigeria. We use technologies without consent only where the particular use is permitted under applicable law. A technology is not exempt merely because it is described as necessary, functional or analytical. Where these technologies process personal information, we also comply with the applicable data protection requirements explained in our Privacy Policy.
The technologies used on this website
The following schedule details the active cookie and tracking records used on https://www.damisie.com:
| Name and provider | Purpose and category | Expiry and permission |
|---|---|---|
__cf_bm / Session ID Damisie Limited / Cloudflare | Essential security & session operation Strictly necessary | Session duration Statutory exception |
cookie_consent Damisie Limited (damisie.com) | Store user cookie preferences Preferences | 12 months Strictly necessary |
_ga / _gid (Optional) Google Analytics | Aggregated usage statistics & site improvement Analytics | Up to 24 months Prior consent required |
embed_player (Optional) Product Walkthrough Video Embed | Delivering interactive software demonstrations Embedded third-party content | Session to 6 months Prior consent required |
Some third-party technologies may involve processing personal information outside the country in which you are located. Hosting our website in the United Kingdom does not necessarily mean that information collected by third-party technologies is processed only in the United Kingdom. The relevant providers and processing locations are identified in the schedule above or our Privacy Policy, together with information about applicable international transfer safeguards.
Choosing and changing your settings
On your first visit, our cookie banner lets you accept all optional cookies, reject all optional cookies or choose individual categories. The options to accept and reject optional cookies are equally prominent and accessible. Optional technologies remain off unless you actively consent, and optional categories are not pre-selected. Continuing to browse or closing the banner does not count as consent. Strictly necessary technologies operate without consent only where permitted by applicable law.
You can reopen your choices at any time and change or withdraw consent, as easily as you gave it. We apply your updated choices to future use. Withdrawal does not affect earlier lawful processing.
Choices may be specific to your browser and device. We may ask again if you clear cookies or we change purposes or providers. Rejecting optional cookies leaves the main website accessible; some optional features may be unavailable. Information collected using cookies is retained under the purpose-based rules in our Privacy Policy; device lifetimes remain as shown in the schedule.
Browser controls and third parties
Most browsers allow you to review, block or delete cookies through their settings. Blocking necessary cookies may affect website functions. Browser settings may not control all similar technologies, so use our preference controls as well. Deleting a cookie does not necessarily delete information already received by a provider.
Optional third-party tracking requires the relevant consent. External websites operate under their own policies.
Personal information and updates
Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal information collected through cookies and similar technologies, including the applicable legal grounds, recipients, international transfers, retention periods and your rights under relevant UK and Nigerian data protection law.
Contact info@damisie.com with questions, requests or complaints. You may also complain to the relevant supervisory authority:
Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)
UK supervisory authority for data protection and electronic communications.
ico.org.uk/make-a-complaintNigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC)
National regulatory authority for data protection in Nigeria under NDPA 2023.
ndpc.gov.ngYou do not need our permission to contact either authority.
We update this policy when our technologies or practices change and show the date of the latest update above. Where a change requires fresh consent, we obtain it before using the relevant optional technology for the new purpose.