Cookie Policy

Cookies are small data files that a website may store on a device through a web browser. They can be used to maintain a session, remember a preference or support specific website functions. Some cookies are deleted when a browser session ends. Others remain for a defined period unless removed earlier.

Cookies may be set by the website itself or by an authorised third-party service. Similar technologies, including certain forms of browser storage, may also be subject to privacy and consent requirements.

Strictly necessary cookies

These technologies support functions necessary for the website to operate or provide a service explicitly requested by the visitor. Examples include storage of consent preferences. Where the applicable legal exemption applies, these cookies do not require consent.

Analytics cookies

Analytics technologies can help website operators understand visitor activity and identify technical or usability issues. Where consent is required, such technologies remain inactive until the visitor has made a valid choice.

Advertising and marketing cookies

At the time of this policy, the Taxi OS marketing website does not intentionally deploy separate advertising or marketing cookies beyond the analytics technologies described below. If that changes, this policy will be updated and consent will be requested where required.

Based on the current website implementation, the following technologies are relevant:

Exact Google Analytics cookie names and durations depend on the tags configured inside the Google Tag Manager container. Visitors who reject analytics cookies will not load Tag Manager through this website's consent interface.

Where consent is required, visitors can accept analytics cookies, reject non-essential cookies or save category preferences through the website cookie banner. Rejecting non-essential cookies does not prevent access to ordinary website content.

Visitors can reopen cookie settings at any time using the Cookie Settings control in the website footer. Changing preferences updates the stored choice. If analytics consent is withdrawn, Google Tag Manager will not load on subsequent visits from that browser profile unless consent is given again.

Analytics processing may involve Google as a third-party service provider when Tag Manager is enabled. Google may process information according to its own terms and privacy notices. Review Google's documentation for current details of Tag Manager and Analytics processing.

Most browsers provide settings for managing stored cookies and website data. Visitors can delete existing cookies or restrict future storage through browser settings. Disabling some technologies may affect website features. Browser controls do not replace the website's own responsibilities to obtain valid consent where required.

We may update this policy when website technologies, service providers or legal requirements change. The updated policy will include its effective date. Where a change requires renewed consent, the website will request it before enabling the relevant processing.

Questions about cookies and privacy can be directed to: