Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files or similar identifiers stored on your device by a website or associated technology. They can help a website remember information, maintain functionality, understand how visitors use the website and, depending on the technology used, support analytics or other services.

This policy also covers technologies that perform functions similar to cookies, such as pixels, tags, local storage and certain device or browser identifiers, where they are used by the website.

2. How OmniPluse may use cookies

OmniPluse may use cookies and similar technologies to:

• operate and secure essential website functions;
• remember preferences and settings;
• understand website traffic and performance;
• identify technical problems and improve website functionality;
• measure the effectiveness of communications or marketing, where applicable; and
• support third-party integrations that you choose to use or that are necessary for requested services.

3. Types of cookies

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies or similar technologies may be necessary for core website functions, security, session management or features specifically requested by you. Where a technology is genuinely necessary for the service you request, it may operate without an optional marketing consent mechanism, subject to applicable law.

Preference cookies

These technologies remember choices such as language, display preferences or other settings. They may be disabled where doing so does not prevent requested website functionality.

Analytics and performance cookies

These technologies help OmniPluse understand visits, traffic sources, page performance and general usage patterns. Where their use involves consent-based processing, they should remain disabled until the required consent is obtained.

Advertising and marketing cookies

If OmniPluse introduces advertising, remarketing or similar tracking technologies, these should be separately identified and used only in accordance with applicable law and the user's choices.

4. Cookie categories used on this website

The following table describes the categories that may be used. It is not a declaration that every listed category is currently active on every page.

5. Third-party cookies and similar technologies

Some pages may contain functionality supplied by third parties, such as analytics providers, embedded media, social-media platforms, payment services, maps, customer-support tools, hosting/CDN providers or other integrations.

These third parties may place or access cookies or similar identifiers subject to their own policies and technical configurations. OmniPluse does not control all third-party technologies and recommends reviewing the relevant provider's privacy and cookie information.

OmniPluse will take reasonable steps to configure consent-dependent third-party technologies in accordance with applicable requirements and the choices available through the website's cookie controls.

6. Cookie consent and withdrawal

Where cookies or similar technologies involve processing for which consent is required under applicable Indian law, OmniPluse will seek consent through an appropriate mechanism before enabling the relevant technology, unless another lawful basis or exception applies.

Under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, consent is required to be free, specific, informed, unconditional and unambiguous, with a clear affirmative action; where consent is the basis of processing, it can be withdrawn. citeturn0search24

If a cookie-consent manager is provided on the website, you can use its settings to change your preferences. Where consent is withdrawn, OmniPluse will stop the relevant consent-based processing within a reasonable time, subject to any processing that is otherwise permitted or required by law.

7. Browser controls

Most modern browsers allow you to block, delete or restrict cookies through browser settings. If you disable necessary cookies, some website functions may stop working correctly.

Browser controls do not necessarily provide the same level of choice as a dedicated consent-management system, particularly where several third-party technologies are involved.

8. Cookies and personal data

Some cookie identifiers, online identifiers, IP-related information or other information collected through similar technologies may constitute personal data depending on the circumstances and how the information is combined or used.

Where applicable, OmniPluse will process personal data in accordance with its Privacy Policy and applicable Indian data-protection requirements, including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and applicable rules and commencement provisions.

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9. Cookie retention

Session cookies normally expire when a browsing session ends, while persistent cookies may remain for a defined period set by the website or third-party provider.

OmniPluse will seek to retain cookie-related personal data only for as long as reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose, or for a period required or permitted by applicable law.

10. Security

OmniPluse uses reasonable security measures appropriate to the nature of the information and the risks involved. However, no internet transmission, website, browser or electronic storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Where a security incident involving personal data is subject to a statutory notification requirement, OmniPluse will follow the applicable legal process.

11. Changes to this Cookie Policy

OmniPluse may update this Cookie Policy when its website, technologies, service providers or applicable legal requirements change. The revised version will be published on this page with a new “Last updated” date.

12. Contact

For questions about this Cookie Policy, privacy, cookies or your personal-data choices, contact OmniPluse using the details below.