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Cookie Policy
The browser storage used for forms, conversations and website preferences.
Last updated October 25, 2026
What browser storage does
Cookies are small values saved by your browser and sent back to the website. Session storage stays in the current browser tab and normally clears when that tab is closed. We use these tools to keep forms and chat working and remember a small number of interface choices.
Forms and conversation access
A security cookie helps protect form submissions against requests made without your permission. A session cookie connects your browser to server-side session data, including conversation access and submission limits. Closing a chat does not itself delete its messages or the inquiry record.
Session storage can keep a conversation identifier and remember that a greeting or promotion was shown, dismissed or completed. The conversation identifier alone does not grant another browser access to a local chat; the matching server session is also required.
Campaign links and advertising tools
When you arrive through a campaign link, selected campaign labels and click identifiers can be kept in the server session and attached to an inquiry or chat you submit. These values help identify the source of an inquiry.
By default, this website does not load Google Analytics or Meta advertising pixels. When optional tools are configured, they load only after you allow the relevant category in Cookie Settings. Analytics and advertising can use Google Tag Manager; call tracking can use CallRail. Declining them does not block forms, telephone links or human chat. Names, email addresses, telephone numbers and message text are excluded from our measurement events.
Cookie Settings remembers your choices in local storage for up to 180 days. You can change them in the footer. Withdrawing a previously active permission reloads the page so the optional script does not load again. This does not delete records or cookies already held by the provider; your browser settings and the provider's privacy controls may also be needed.
Optional tawk.to chat
When configured, the tawk.to support widget can load and open automatically shortly after you arrive on a service page, or when you select Live Chat. It may use its own cookies and process technical information and chat content to provide the conversation. Its storage and retention are governed by the provider's settings and privacy information. Closing the widget does not erase data already processed by the provider. Our contact form is also available.
Managing your browser settings
Your browser can show, block and remove cookies and site storage. Blocking all storage may prevent forms or chat from working correctly. Removing browser storage does not remove inquiry or chat records already submitted to our team; contact us if you want to request deletion of those records.
Storage summary
| Storage | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| csrftoken | Helps protect form submissions from unauthorized requests. | Up to 364 days, unless removed earlier by your browser. |
| sessionid | Links your browser to its server-side session for forms, campaign details and chat access. | Up to 14 days from the latest session update. |
| Publishing Core session storage | Remembers the current conversation and greeting or promotion choices in this tab. | Normally until the browser tab is closed. |
| pc-measurement-consent-v1 (local storage) | Remembers optional analytics, advertising and call-tracking choices when those tools are configured. | Up to 180 days, or until you clear website storage. |
Get in touch
For a question about these policies or a request relating to your information, contact Publishing Core or email info@publishingcore.com.
If you open the external chat widget, you can also read tawk.to's privacy policy.