Cookie information

Last updated 28 August 2026

This website sets no cookies at all. It carries no analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixels, no social media buttons and no embedded third-party content. Nothing on this page is loaded from another company's server. That is why you were not asked to accept anything when you arrived.

Why there is no consent banner

Consent is required for cookies that are not strictly necessary — the ones that measure, profile or advertise. This site sets none of those, and sets no cookies of any kind, so there is nothing to ask you about. A banner would be there for appearances rather than for you.

The fonts are the ones already on your device rather than a web font service. The images and the stylesheet come from this server. The site makes exactly one outbound request of its own, and only if you use it: the enquiry form posts what you typed to this same domain when you press Send it.

The platform

The incident management application at app.imtlogic.com is a different matter, because you cannot stay signed in to anything without a cookie. It sets exactly one, and it is strictly necessary:

NamePurposeLastsType
imt_session Keeps you signed in as you move between screens, and identifies which account an action in the incident log belongs to. It holds a random session identifier and nothing else — no name, no email address, no settings. 12 hours from signing in, or until you sign out, or until the password on the account is changed. Strictly necessary. First-party.

How it is set

What we do not do

Controlling cookies

Every browser lets you view, block and delete cookies, usually under Settings → Privacy. Because this website sets none, blocking cookies here changes nothing about how it works.

Blocking cookies for app.imtlogic.com will prevent you signing in to the platform, because there would be no way for it to know the next page request came from you. There is no way round that — it is how signing in works everywhere.

What else is stored

Separately from cookies, our servers keep ordinary web server logs — the address a request came from, what was requested and when — which are used for security and for diagnosing faults. The enquiry form also records the IP address and browser identification string of a submission, in order to limit how many can be sent from one source in an hour. Both are described in the privacy policy.

If this changes

If we ever add anything that sets a cookie, this page is updated before it goes live, and anything that is not strictly necessary will ask your permission first.

Questions

Anything about this page goes to admin@imtlogic.com.