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Cookie Policy

How Leximise uses cookies and similar browser technologies, and the choices available to you.

Last updated: 20 August 2026

1. About this policy

This policy explains how Leximise SRL uses cookies, local storage and similar technologies on the public website and authenticated platform.

2. What these technologies do

Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Similar technologies can maintain a secure session, remember preferences, prevent abuse and, if enabled with the required consent, measure site usage.

3. Strictly necessary technologies

  • Authentication and session continuity.
  • Security, load balancing and abuse prevention.
  • Language and interface preferences requested by the user.

4. Analytics and marketing

Non-essential analytics, personalisation or marketing technologies must remain disabled until valid consent is obtained where required. If Leximise activates such tools, the consent banner and the cookie inventory below must be updated before deployment. Leximise currently states that it does not use advertising cookies.

5. Cookie inventory

Leximise currently uses only strictly necessary technologies: a session cookie or equivalent local storage that keeps you signed in and preserves basic interface preferences you set. These are required for the website and platform to function and are not used for advertising or cross-site tracking. Leximise does not currently deploy analytics, personalisation or marketing cookies. If that changes, this section will be updated with the specific technology name, provider, purpose and expiry before the change takes effect, together with a consent mechanism where required.

6. Your choices

You can manage non-essential consent through the cookie interface where present and delete or block storage in your browser. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent authentication or other requested functions.

7. Contact and changes

We update this policy when our website or providers change. Questions: [email protected].