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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 27 June 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how EdiWay uses cookies, local storage, session identifiers, and similar technologies across our website and platform.

This draft must be completed after a live cookie audit of www.elaha.uk and the platform environment.

1. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?

Cookies are small text files placed on a device when a website is used. Similar technologies can include local storage, session identifiers, embedded third-party scripts, and other tools that store or access information on a device.

2. Why We Use Them

We may use these technologies to:

  • keep users signed in and maintain secure sessions;
  • support platform navigation and dashboard behaviour;
  • remember settings and user preferences;
  • support store, basket, and checkout functionality;
  • protect the site and platform from misuse;
  • support analytics or service improvement, where enabled;
  • support embedded services such as payments or media, where used.

3. Categories of Cookies and Similar Technologies

Strictly Necessary

These are required for core site and platform functions such as logging in, navigating secure pages, maintaining sessions, processing forms, managing security, and supporting requested store or checkout activity.

Preferences and Functional Storage

These help remember settings, layout choices, or non-essential user preferences.

Analytics and Performance

If analytics tools are used, these technologies help us understand how people use the website and platform so we can improve performance and usability.

Third-Party Services

Where the website or platform uses third-party services, those services may set their own cookies or similar technologies. This may include payment providers, embedded content, support tools, or analytics providers.

4. Technologies Currently Expected From the Codebase

Static review indicates the platform is likely to use or rely on:

  • WordPress authentication and session-related cookies;
  • a marketplace session identifier, including lpm_sess;
  • browser local storage for some platform settings or flow state;
  • browser local storage for some layout or interface preferences;
  • Payment-provider-related technologies where checkout or Stripe-based flows are used.

This list is not final. It must be validated against the live site and live platform stack before publication.

5. Consent

We will ask for consent before setting or using cookies or similar technologies that are not strictly necessary.

Strictly necessary cookies may be used without consent where they are essential to provide a service requested by the user, such as secure login, basket handling, or platform security.

6. How to Manage Choices

Users can manage cookie preferences through our cookie banner or cookie settings tool, where available. Users may also be able to control some storage through browser settings, but disabling some necessary technologies may affect platform functionality.

7. Third-Party Cookies

If third-party technologies are used, those providers may process information in accordance with their own privacy and cookie notices. We recommend reviewing those notices where relevant.

8. Live Cookie Table To Complete Before Publication

Add a live verified table here before publication, listing for each cookie or similar technology:

  • name;
  • provider;
  • purpose;
  • type or category;
  • duration;
  • Whether it is strictly necessary or requires consent.

9. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time if our technology, services, or legal obligations change.

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