Cookie Policy

Storage currently in use

Name: dayfilled-cookie-preferences-v1. Type: first-party local storage. Purpose: remember whether you selected Accept all or Reject optional. Contents: preference version, selected choice, saved time, and expiry time. Preference validity: 180 days; after expiry the website asks again. Local storage does not expire automatically, so the stored record remains until it is replaced or cleared. The stored value contains no contact details.

Essential storage supports the choice you request and has no optional off switch inside the preference manager. You can delete it using your browser’s site-data controls. Clearing storage or using another browser may cause the notice to appear again.

Analytics and advertising

No analytics cookies, Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, or advertising tags are currently installed. The preference manager marks analytics and advertising as Not in use. Accept all records your choice but does not install or activate a tracking tool.

If optional technologies are added, this policy, the preference controls, and the related integrations must be updated to match them before launch. A saved preference by itself does not load any tracking scripts.

Managing your preference

Use Cookie Settings in the footer to reopen the preference manager. You can accept all or reject optional storage without losing access to website content or the recorded demo. If browser storage is unavailable, the website applies your selection for the current page session and reports that it could not save the choice for later visits.

When your browser exposes a Global Privacy Control signal, the preference manager records essential only. External websites opened through a link have separate controls and policies.

Recorded and live demonstrations

The plumbing recording is hosted with the website and uses the browser’s media player. Playback does not require a third-party video embed. Optional live voice sessions are a separate, user-initiated feature and require microphone permission. Their provider-specific processing must be described before they are enabled.