Section 01
Scope of This Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy applies to the capture 5 website,
landing pages, pricing pages, checkout pages, resource
pages, forms, scheduling tools, embedded content,
analytics tools, security tools, advertising tools,
pixels, tags, scripts, and related online technologies.
This policy should be read together with the
Privacy Policy,
Terms of Use,
Disclaimer,
Email Terms,
Opt-Out Policy,
Platform Disclaimer,
and applicable order documents.
This policy covers website and online technologies. It does
not replace the terms governing client-provided customer
information used to perform managed reputation services.
Section 02
What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are
Cookies are small files or identifiers that may be placed
on or read from a browser, device, or computer when a
person visits a website.
Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, scripts,
local storage, session storage, software development kits,
device identifiers, conversion events, and other tools
that help websites recognize devices, remember choices,
measure activity, secure sessions, process forms, or
support online services.
Some cookies operate only during a browsing session.
Others may remain on a browser or device until they
expire, are deleted, are blocked, or are removed through
browser settings or provider controls.
References to “cookies” in this policy include cookies and
similar online technologies unless the context requires
otherwise.
Section 03
Types of Cookies We May Use
The specific technologies used may change as the website,
security systems, analytics, checkout process, and service
providers evolve.
Strictly Necessary Technologies
These technologies help the website function, load pages,
process forms, preserve basic settings, support checkout,
prevent fraud, secure sessions, and provide requested
website features.
Performance and Analytics Technologies
These may help capture 5 understand how visitors use the
website, which pages are viewed, how visitors arrive,
where technical problems occur, and how website
performance may be improved.
Functionality Technologies
These may remember preferences, form activity, country or
language selections, cookie choices, session settings,
or other user-experience details.
Security and Fraud-Prevention Technologies
These may protect the website, forms, checkout pages,
accounts, transactions, service systems, and business
operations from fraud, spam, unauthorized access,
automated misuse, and security threats.
Advertising and Marketing Technologies
These may help measure campaign performance, attribute
conversions, understand business audiences, limit
repetitive advertising, or support relevant
business-to-business marketing.
Payment and Checkout Technologies
Payment processors, checkout providers, fraud-screening
providers, and billing systems may use cookies or similar
technologies to process payments, authenticate
transactions, prevent fraud, and manage billing.
Section 04
Why capture 5 Uses Cookies
capture 5 may use cookies and similar technologies for
legitimate website, security, operational, analytics,
checkout, support, and marketing purposes.
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Operate and secure the website.
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Load pages, forms, pricing pages, checkout pages, and
resources.
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Remember cookie choices or consent preferences where
available.
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Understand website activity and performance.
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Detect technical issues, broken pages, form errors,
suspicious activity, and security threats.
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Protect against fraud, spam, abuse, automated activity,
payment risk, and unauthorized access.
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Measure marketing performance and understand which
business audiences interact with capture 5.
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Support payment processing, billing, invoicing, and
checkout security.
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Improve website content, pricing pages, resources, and
user experience.
Section 05
Third-Party Cookies and Technology Providers
capture 5 may use third-party providers that place or read
cookies, pixels, scripts, tags, or similar technologies
through the website or related digital properties.
These providers may include hosting providers, analytics
providers, advertising platforms, customer relationship
management providers, form providers, scheduling tools,
checkout providers, payment processors, security tools,
fraud-prevention providers, video tools, website
assistants, and support technology providers.
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Third-party providers may process information according
to their own privacy policies, cookie policies, terms,
and technical settings.
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capture 5 does not control every cookie, identifier,
script, retention setting, or privacy practice used by
an independent provider.
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Third-party providers may change technologies, settings,
policies, or processing practices.
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Some third-party technologies may collect information
across websites or services where permitted by their
systems and applicable law.
When a visitor interacts with an embedded service,
checkout provider, payment processor, analytics system,
or advertising technology, the third party may process
information under its own policies.
Section 06
Cookie Consent and Legal Requirements
Cookie and tracking rules vary by country, state,
province, territory, technology type, and purpose.
Where consent is required, capture 5 may request consent
before using certain non-essential analytics,
advertising, personalization, or similar technologies.
Certain technologies may operate without separate consent
when they are necessary to provide a requested service,
secure the website, process checkout, prevent fraud,
remember privacy choices, or support essential
functionality, depending on applicable law.
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Visitors in some locations may be shown a cookie banner,
consent tool, or preference center.
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Available controls may allow a visitor to accept,
reject, or manage certain categories.
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Consent choices may be stored through a cookie or
similar technology.
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Clearing browser storage may remove previously saved
choices.
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A choice may apply only to the browser, device, domain,
or session where it was made.
Section 07
How to Control Cookies
Cookie controls depend on the browser, device, visitor
location, and technologies active on the website.
Browser Controls
Most browsers allow users to block, limit, delete, or
manage cookies. Browser settings vary. Blocking all
cookies may prevent forms, checkout pages, preference
tools, security features, or other website functions from
working correctly.
Cookie Banner or Preference Tool
Where available, the capture 5 cookie banner or preference
tool may allow a visitor to manage certain non-essential
cookie categories.
Third-Party Controls
Some analytics, advertising, payment, and technology
providers offer separate opt-out tools, privacy settings,
or account controls. Those tools are maintained by the
third-party provider.
Global Privacy Signals
Browsers, devices, or extensions may transmit Global
Privacy Control, Do Not Track, or similar signals.
capture 5 will process legally required signals where
required by applicable law and technically supported by
the systems in use.
Disabling cookies may affect forms, checkout, fraud
protection, consent records, analytics accuracy, security,
and general website functionality.
Section 08
Pixels, Tags, Analytics, and Advertising
capture 5 may use pixels, conversion tracking, analytics
scripts, customer relationship management tracking, form
tracking, advertising tools, and similar technologies.
These tools may help understand website activity, improve
the website, measure campaign performance, attribute
conversions, prevent fraud, and support
business-to-business marketing.
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Technologies may collect or infer page views, referral
source, approximate location, device information,
browser information, session activity, form
interactions, and conversion events.
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Technologies may measure whether a visitor viewed a
page, selected a button, submitted a form, viewed
pricing, reached checkout, or completed a transaction.
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Some tools are provided by independent analytics,
advertising, hosting, customer relationship management,
or payment providers.
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Tools may be limited by browser settings, consent
choices, privacy software, ad blockers, device settings,
or applicable law.
Website tracking technologies are not used to fabricate
reviews, manipulate customer ratings, gate customer
feedback, or control third-party review-platform
publishing decisions.
Section 09
Relationship to Client-Provided Customer Information
Website cookies and tracking technologies are used for
website operation, analytics, security, checkout,
preferences, and marketing measurement.
Separately, capture 5 may process limited first-party
customer information supplied by a client business to
provide managed reputation services.
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Client-provided customer names and email addresses are
not sold to advertisers or data brokers.
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Client-provided customer information is used to provide,
secure, document, and support the contracted service.
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Website cookies are not used to create fake reviews,
manipulate ratings, gate reviews, or control platform
publishing decisions.
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Client businesses remain responsible for the customer
relationship, data accuracy, notices, consent, lawful
authority, and applicable restrictions.
capture 5 supports authentic customer feedback using
limited first-party customer information supplied by the
client business.
Section 10
Payment, Checkout, Fraud, and Security Technologies
capture 5 may use payment processors, checkout providers,
subscription billing systems, security providers, and
fraud-prevention tools.
These providers may use cookies, device identifiers,
scripts, or similar technologies to process payments,
authenticate transactions, manage recurring billing,
prevent abuse, and secure checkout activity.
Payment information may be collected and processed by the
payment provider under its own privacy and security
practices. capture 5 does not need to store complete
payment-card numbers on its own systems.
Security technologies may continue to operate when
optional analytics or advertising technologies are
disabled, where permitted by applicable law.
Section 11
International Visitors
capture 5 operates from the United States, including New
Jersey.
Serving businesses across the United States, United
Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and
English speaking countries may involve website
technologies and service providers operating across
borders.
Information collected through cookies or similar
technologies may be processed, stored, accessed, or
transferred in the United States or other countries where
capture 5 or its service providers operate.
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Cookie, consent, and tracking rules vary by
jurisdiction.
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Consent may be requested for certain non-essential
technologies where required.
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Third-party providers may process information outside
the visitor’s country.
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Applicable transfer safeguards may be used where
required by law.
Section 12
Retention of Cookie and Tracking Information
Retention periods depend on the technology, provider,
purpose, visitor choices, browser settings, legal
obligations, security requirements, and provider
configuration.
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Session cookies may expire when the browsing session
ends.
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Persistent cookies may remain until they expire or are
deleted.
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Analytics and advertising providers may retain event
information according to their own settings and
policies.
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Consent records may be retained to document privacy
choices.
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Security and fraud-prevention records may be retained
to investigate abuse, protect systems, enforce rights,
or comply with law.
No Guarantee of Complete Blocking
Cookie controls, consent banners, browser settings,
privacy extensions, and third-party opt-out tools may not
block every technology in every circumstance.
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Clearing cookies may remove stored consent or opt-out
choices.
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Changing browsers or devices may require preferences to
be selected again.
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Independent providers may operate their own controls.
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Privacy software and ad blockers may affect website
functionality.
Section 13
Children’s Privacy
The capture 5 website and services are intended for
business use and are not directed to children.
capture 5 does not knowingly use cookies to collect
personal information from children. Client businesses
must not submit children’s information unless capture 5
has expressly agreed in writing and all legally required
authority and safeguards are in place.
Section 14
Relationship to the Privacy Policy
This Cookie Policy explains the use of cookies and similar
technologies.
The
capture 5 Privacy Policy
provides broader information about personal information
collection, use, disclosure, retention, security,
international processing, client-provided customer
information, and available privacy rights.
If this Cookie Policy conflicts with an accepted written
agreement concerning a specific client relationship, the
more specific accepted agreement controls for that
relationship.
Section 15
Changes to This Cookie Policy
capture 5 may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes
in technology, law, website functionality, service
providers, consent tools, analytics systems, advertising
tools, checkout providers, security systems, or business
practices.
Updates will be posted with a revised effective date.
Where required, additional notice may be provided through
the website or another reasonable method.
Section 16
Contact capture 5
Questions about this Cookie Policy or available website
privacy choices may be sent using the contact information
below.
Use the subject line “Cookie Policy Question” and include
the browser, device, country, and website page involved
when the question concerns a technical preference or
cookie setting.