Cookie Policy

1. Purpose of this policy

SEQUENCE LABEL MANAGEMENT LTD (“we”, “us” or “our”) respects the privacy of people who visit our website at sequencelabel.services.

This Cookie Policy describes how cookies and similar technologies may be used when visitors browse our website, read information about our record label management consultancy services, submit an enquiry or use the website’s service ordering facilities.

We aim to explain the purpose of these technologies in clear language and provide visitors with appropriate choices about non-essential cookies.

2. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website may store on a visitor’s computer, tablet or mobile device. They can help a website recognise a device, remember certain settings and support particular website functions.

Cookies may be set by the website being visited (“first-party cookies”) or by another service operating through that website (“third-party cookies”).

Some cookies are temporary and expire when a browser session ends. Others remain on a device for a defined period or until they are deleted.

The term “similar technologies” also covers certain methods of storing information on, or accessing information from, a visitor’s device.

3. How we use cookies

Depending on the website functions and services enabled at a particular time, cookies may be used for the following purposes:

• Supporting the basic operation, security and navigation of the website.
• Remembering items or selections during a service ordering or checkout session.
• Maintaining relevant website preferences and settings.
• Understanding general website usage where an analytics service has been enabled and the visitor has consented.
• Supporting embedded content or other third-party website functions where these have been added.

We do not assume that every category listed above is active at all times. The technologies actually used depend on the website configuration and the services enabled on it.

4. Types of cookies

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are required for functions that a visitor specifically requests, or for the secure and effective operation of the website. They may support essential navigation, session management, shopping basket functions and checkout processes.

Preference cookies

These cookies may remember choices such as language, display settings or other website preferences. Where they are not strictly necessary, they will only be used where the required consent has been obtained.

Analytics cookies

If enabled, analytics cookies may help us understand general patterns of website use, such as which pages receive visits and how visitors navigate the website. These cookies are not essential to provide the website and will not be placed before the visitor has given the required consent.

Third-party and embedded content cookies

Certain website features may rely on external services. Those services may use their own cookies or similar technologies. Where such technologies are not strictly necessary, they must be controlled through the relevant consent arrangements.

5. Necessary cookies and website ordering

Our website may use WordPress and WooCommerce functions to display consultancy services and support the ordering process. Where enabled, certain cookies may be needed to keep a session active, remember a selected service or maintain the contents of a shopping basket.

These technologies may be strictly necessary for a function requested by the visitor. Their use is assessed according to their actual purpose and functionality, rather than simply the name of the software that provides them.

Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent where the applicable legal exemption is satisfied. We will provide information about their purpose as part of this policy or the relevant cookie information displayed on the website.

Cookies that are merely useful for our own analysis, marketing or convenience are not treated as strictly necessary on that basis alone.

6. Third-party technologies

Some website functions may be supplied by external providers. Depending on the services enabled, these may include website hosting, security tools, form services, embedded media, analytics tools or other technical services.

A third-party provider may process technical information or use its own cookies when its service is active. The provider, purpose and relevant cookie details should be identified in the website’s cookie consent information where applicable.

We do not treat the presence of a third-party plugin as automatic permission for that provider to place non-essential cookies. Where consent is required, the relevant technology should remain inactive until the visitor makes a valid choice.

Third-party services operate under their own terms and privacy information. Visitors should consult the relevant provider’s information where they wish to understand its separate practices.

7. Managing your cookie preferences

Where our website uses a cookie consent tool, visitors can use it to accept or reject non-essential cookie categories and, where available, adjust individual preferences.

Visitors should be able to make a choice without being required to accept optional cookies. The website should provide a practical way to revisit or change that choice after the initial selection.

Changing your browser settings

Most browsers allow visitors to review, block or delete cookies through their settings. The available controls vary between browsers and devices.

Blocking all cookies may affect certain website functions, including session-based ordering features or other services that depend on essential cookies.

Withdrawing consent

Where consent has been given for optional cookies, visitors may withdraw or change that consent through the website’s cookie preference controls, where provided.

Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

8. How long cookies remain on your device

The period for which a cookie remains on a device depends on its purpose and technical configuration.

• Session cookies: generally expire when the browser session ends.
• Persistent cookies: remain until their stated expiry date or until they are deleted by the visitor or browser.

We aim to use retention periods that are appropriate to the purpose of each cookie. The actual duration of individual cookies should be shown in the cookie preference or cookie details interface where applicable.

Cookie expiry periods may change when website functionality, software or third-party services are updated.

9. Cookies and personal information

Some information collected through cookies or similar technologies may constitute personal information, particularly where it can be associated with an identifiable individual or device.

Where personal information is processed, we handle it in accordance with applicable data protection requirements, including the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.

Depending on the technology and purpose involved, this may include technical identifiers, device information, website interaction information and preference records.

We aim to limit the information collected to what is appropriate for the relevant purpose and to apply suitable retention and access arrangements.

10. Other policies and information

This Cookie Policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains how personal information may be collected, used, retained and shared in connection with website enquiries and consultancy services.

For further information, please visit:

• Privacy Policy
• Terms and Conditions

11. Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when our website functionality, cookie use, third-party services or applicable legal requirements change.

The revised policy will be published on this page and will take effect upon publication.

Where a material change affects the way non-essential cookies are used, we will review whether updated information or renewed consent is required.

Visitors are encouraged to review this page periodically.