What this website uses
The public Serallo corporate website’s own code does not set cookies or use local storage, session storage, tracking pixels, analytics, advertising tags or third-party embedded content. These corporate pages have no login, shopping basket, payment process or enquiry form. The domain directory provides search and filters and links to purchase pages on pay.serallo.co.uk. It does not set cookies or use local storage.
Styles, scripts and the favicon are served from the site itself. Fonts use your device’s available system fonts; the website does not contact a remote font service. The mobile menu does not require cookies.
Connection data and infrastructure
Your browser sends technical information when requesting pages. Hosting, network, DNS and security providers can process connection information and maintain logs without using cookies. Emailing us also involves your email provider and our receiving system. See our privacy policy.
Any infrastructure feature that stores or reads information on a visitor’s device must be assessed separately from ordinary server logs. Optional tracking is not part of this website. Where a technology requires consent, it must not be enabled until the required information and consent controls are in place.
Your browser and external links
You can control cookies and stored site data in your browser settings. Browsers may cache ordinary website files for performance and may record browsing history; this is not an analytics profile created by this website.
Individual domain sale pages, separate payment pages and marketplaces may use cookies or other technologies for their own services. Their notices apply when you visit them; this corporate site’s cookie-free description does not describe those separate services. We do not embed their pages or load their tracking code just because we link to them. Email links open your email application rather than submit a form to Serallo.
Questions and changes
Contact tom@serallo.co.uk for a question about this notice. We will update the notice before introducing relevant new browser technologies and provide any legally required choice or consent mechanism.